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A Self‐Attention Autoformer With Period–Trend Decoupling for Power Grid Call Volume Forecasting
This paper proposes a period–trend decoupled self‐attention Autoformer model for power grid call volume forecasting, in which the seasonal–trend decomposition mechanism of Autoformer is introduced to decompose the original sequence into short‐term seasonal components and long‐term trend components, and the L1 loss is employed to reduce the negative ...
Hao Qin +4 more
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Correntropy-Based Constructive One Hidden Layer Neural Network
One of the main disadvantages of the traditional mean square error (MSE)-based constructive networks is their poor performance in the presence of non-Gaussian noises.
Mojtaba Nayyeri +5 more
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L1-Norm Robust Regularized Extreme Learning Machine with Asymmetric C-Loss for Regression
Extreme learning machines (ELMs) have recently attracted significant attention due to their fast training speeds and good prediction effect. However, ELMs ignore the inherent distribution of the original samples, and they are prone to overfitting, which ...
Qing Wu, Fan Wang, Yu An, Ke Li
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Acoustic echo cancellation (AEC) in actual communication systems is challenging due to highly correlated inputs, impulsive disturbances, and computational limitations. The traditional Affine Projection Algorithm (APA) is better than the Normalised Least Mean Square method, although it involves matrix inversion complexity and is susceptible to outliers (
Gagandeep Singh +5 more
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Deep Robust Nonnegative Matrix Factorization for Hierarchical Data Representation
1. A hierarchical nonnegative matrix factorization method is proposed, which expands the single‐layer data representation to multiple layers, helping to explore the data's structure. 2. The L21 norm increases the robustness of the model, making the algorithm insensitive to noise. 3.
Song Yang, Li Sun, Dezhou Kong, Yun Wang
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Complex Correntropy Applied to a Compressive Sensing Problem in an Impulsive Noise Environment
Correntropy is a similarity function capable of extracting high-order statistical information from data. It has been used in different kinds of applications as a cost function to overcome traditional methods in non-Gaussian noise environments. One of the
Joao P. F. Guimaraes +4 more
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This paper introduces a Cooperative Adaptive Kalman Filter (CAKF) to prevent filter divergence in a Terrain‐Aided Navigation system by synergistically adapting its process noise (Q), measurement noise (R), and state covariance (P) based on vehicle manoeuvres and terrain quality.
Liyue Liang +5 more
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The burst‐like and high‐amplitude characteristics of impulsive noise, which markedly differ from those of Gaussian noise, render methods based on the Gaussian assumption unable to accurately characterize signals under impulsive noise. Moreover, when dealing with multicomponent signal, existing impulsive noise suppression methods inevitably introduce ...
Weiwei Shang +3 more
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Imagined Chinese Speech Decoding Based on Initials and Finals From EEG Activity
Brain‐computer interface (BCI) plays an important role in various fields, such as neuroscience, rehabilitation, and machine learning. The silent BCI, which can reconstruct inner speech from neural activity, holds great promise for aphasia patients. In this paper, we design an imagined Chinese speech experimental paradigm based on initials and finals ...
Jingyu Gu +4 more
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Generalized Complex Correntropy: Application to Adaptive Filtering of Complex Data
Adaptive filtering for complex data has received more attentions recently. As a similarity measure for the complex random variables, complex correntropy has been shown robustness in the design of adaptive filter.
Guobing Qian, Shiyuan Wang
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