HD-I-IoT: Hyperdimensional Computing for Resilient Industrial Internet of Things Analytics

HD-I-IoT: Hyperdimensional Computing for Resilient Industrial Internet of Things Analytics
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10.23919/date56975.2023.10137045
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2023-04
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2023 Design, Automation & Test in Europe Conference & Exhibition (DATE)
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通讯作者:
Onat Güngör;Tajana Simunic;Baris Aksanli
Onat Güngör;Tajana Simunic;Baris Aksanli
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Onat Güngör;Tajana Simunic;Baris Aksanli

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工业物联网(I-IoT)通过持续监控设备和分析收集的数据,实现全自动生产系统。机器学习(ML)方法通常用于此类系统中的数据分析。网络攻击是对物联网的严重威胁,因为它们可以操纵后期合法输入,破坏机器学习预测并导致生产系统中断。超高维(HD)计算是一种受大脑启发的机器学习方法,已被证明足够准确,同时非常健壮、快速和节能。在这项工作中,我们使用基于非线性编码的HD进行针对不同对抗性攻击的智能故障诊断。我们的黑盒对抗性攻击首先训练一个替代模型,并使用该训练模型创建扰动测试实例。然后将这些示例转移到目标模型。分类准确度的变化是通过攻击前后的差异来衡量的。这种变化衡量了学习方法的弹性。我们的实验表明,与最先进的深度学习方法相比,HD带来了更有弹性和轻量级的学习解决方案。与最先进的方法相比,HD的弹性提高了67.5%,同时训练速度提高了25.1倍。
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