3 research outputs found
Machine learning assisted optimization with applications to diesel engine optimization with the particle swarm optimization algorithm
A novel approach to incorporating Machine Learning into optimization routines is presented. An approach which combines the benefits of ML, optimization, and meta-model searching is developed and tested on a multi-modal test problem; a modified Rastragin\u27s function. An enhanced Particle Swarm Optimization method was derived from the initial testing. Optimization of a diesel engine was carried out using the modified algorithm demonstrating an improvement of 83% compared with the unmodified PSO algorithm. Additionally, an approach to enhancing the training of ML models by leveraging Virtual Sensing as an alternative to standard multi-layer neural networks is presented. Substantial gains were made in the prediction of Particulate matter, reducing the MMSE by 50% and improving the correlation R^2 from 0.84 to 0.98. Improvements were made in models of PM, NOx, HC, CO, and Fuel Consumption using the method, while training times and convergence reliability were simultaneously improved over the traditional approach
Intrusion detection system for IoT networks for detection of DDoS attacks
PhD ThesisIn this thesis, a novel Intrusion Detection System (IDS) based on the hybridization of the
Deep Learning (DL) technique and the Multi-objective Optimization method for the detection
of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks in Internet of Things (IoT) networks is
proposed. IoT networks consist of different devices with unique hardware and software
configurations communicating over different communication protocols, which produce huge
multidimensional data that make IoT networks susceptible to cyber-attacks. The network IDS
is a vital tool for protecting networks against threats and malicious attacks. Existing systems
face significant challenges due to the continuous emergence of new and more sophisticated
cyber threats that are not recognized by them, and therefore advanced IDS is required.
This thesis focusses especially on the DDoS attack that is one of the cyber-attacks that has
affected many IoT networks in recent times and had resulted in substantial devastating losses.
A thorough literature review is conducted on DDoS attacks in the context of IoT networks,
IDSs available especially for the IoT networks and the scope and applicability of DL
methodology for the detection of cyber-attacks. This thesis includes three main contributions
for 1) developing a feature selection algorithm for an IoT network fulfilling six important
objectives, 2) designing four DL models for the detection of DDoS attacks and 3) proposing a
novel IDS for IoT networks. In the proposed work, for developing advanced IDS, a Jumping
Gene adapted NSGA-II multi-objective optimization algorithm for reducing the dimensionality
of massive IoT data and Deep Learning model consisting of a Convolutional Neural Network
(CNN) combined with Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) for classification are employed. The
experimentation is conducted using a High-Performance Computer (HPC) on the latest
CISIDS2017 datasets for DDoS attacks and achieved an accuracy of 99.03 % with a 5-fold
reduction in training time. The proposed method is compared with machine learning (ML)
algorithms and other state-of-the-art methods, which confirms that the proposed method
outperforms other approaches.Government of Indi