Unsupervised anomaly detection for unlabelled wireless sensor networks data

With the advances in sensor technology, sensor nodes, the tiny yet powerful device are used to collect data from the various domain. As the sensor nodes communicate continuously from the target areas to base station, hundreds of thousands of data are collected to be used for the decision making. Unf...

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Main Authors: Mohd. Zamry, Nurfazrina, Zainal, Anazida, A. Rassam, Murad
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spelling my.utm.846052020-02-27T03:20:47Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/84605/ Unsupervised anomaly detection for unlabelled wireless sensor networks data Mohd. Zamry, Nurfazrina Zainal, Anazida A. Rassam, Murad QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science With the advances in sensor technology, sensor nodes, the tiny yet powerful device are used to collect data from the various domain. As the sensor nodes communicate continuously from the target areas to base station, hundreds of thousands of data are collected to be used for the decision making. Unfortunately, the big amount of unlabeled data collected and stored at the base station. In most cases, data are not reliable due to several reasons. Therefore, this paper will use the unsupervised one-class SVM (OCSVM) to build the anomaly detection schemes for better decision making. Unsupervised OCSVM is preferable to be used in WSNs domain due to the one class of data training is used to build normal reference model. Furthermore, the dimension reduction is used to minimize the resources usage due to resource constraint incurred in WSNs domain. Therefore one of the OCSVM variants namely Centered Hyper-ellipsoidal Support Vector Machine (CESVM) is used as classifier while Candid-Covariance Free Incremental Principal Component Analysis (CCIPCA) algorithm is served as dimension reduction for proposed anomaly detection scheme. Environmental dataset collected from available WSNs data is used to evaluate the performance measures of the proposed scheme. As the results, the proposed scheme shows comparable results for all datasets in term of detection rate, detection accuracy and false alarm rate as compared with other related methods. International Center for Scientific Research and Studies 2018-07 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/84605/1/NurfazrinaMohdZamry2018_UnsupervisedAnomalyDetectionforUnlabelledWireless.pdf Mohd. Zamry, Nurfazrina and Zainal, Anazida and A. Rassam, Murad (2018) Unsupervised anomaly detection for unlabelled wireless sensor networks data. International Journal of Advances in Soft Computing and its Applications, 10 (2). pp. 172-191. ISSN 2074-8523 http://www.home.ijasca.com/article-in-press/volume-10-2018/vol-10-2/
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Mohd. Zamry, Nurfazrina
Zainal, Anazida
A. Rassam, Murad
Unsupervised anomaly detection for unlabelled wireless sensor networks data
description With the advances in sensor technology, sensor nodes, the tiny yet powerful device are used to collect data from the various domain. As the sensor nodes communicate continuously from the target areas to base station, hundreds of thousands of data are collected to be used for the decision making. Unfortunately, the big amount of unlabeled data collected and stored at the base station. In most cases, data are not reliable due to several reasons. Therefore, this paper will use the unsupervised one-class SVM (OCSVM) to build the anomaly detection schemes for better decision making. Unsupervised OCSVM is preferable to be used in WSNs domain due to the one class of data training is used to build normal reference model. Furthermore, the dimension reduction is used to minimize the resources usage due to resource constraint incurred in WSNs domain. Therefore one of the OCSVM variants namely Centered Hyper-ellipsoidal Support Vector Machine (CESVM) is used as classifier while Candid-Covariance Free Incremental Principal Component Analysis (CCIPCA) algorithm is served as dimension reduction for proposed anomaly detection scheme. Environmental dataset collected from available WSNs data is used to evaluate the performance measures of the proposed scheme. As the results, the proposed scheme shows comparable results for all datasets in term of detection rate, detection accuracy and false alarm rate as compared with other related methods.
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author Mohd. Zamry, Nurfazrina
Zainal, Anazida
A. Rassam, Murad
author_facet Mohd. Zamry, Nurfazrina
Zainal, Anazida
A. Rassam, Murad
author_sort Mohd. Zamry, Nurfazrina
title Unsupervised anomaly detection for unlabelled wireless sensor networks data
title_short Unsupervised anomaly detection for unlabelled wireless sensor networks data
title_full Unsupervised anomaly detection for unlabelled wireless sensor networks data
title_fullStr Unsupervised anomaly detection for unlabelled wireless sensor networks data
title_full_unstemmed Unsupervised anomaly detection for unlabelled wireless sensor networks data
title_sort unsupervised anomaly detection for unlabelled wireless sensor networks data
publisher International Center for Scientific Research and Studies
publishDate 2018
url http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/84605/1/NurfazrinaMohdZamry2018_UnsupervisedAnomalyDetectionforUnlabelledWireless.pdf
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