This paper presents a machine learning-based approach to identify and separate partial discharge (PD) and two typical pulse interference (PI) signals in the vehicle-mounted cable terminations of high-speed electric multiple units (EMUs). First, a test platform was established to capture PD and two typical PI signals in these terminations. The acquired signals were then processed using the square envelope method to extract feature parameters, such as the rise time proportion, the left–right symmetry, and the upper–lower symmetry. PD signal classification was carried out on these signals, utilizing waveform parameters derived from a hierarchical clustering algorithm. The results validate that the extracted feature components effectively classify and separate PD and two typical PI signals in the vehicle-mounted cable terminations of high-speed EMUs.
Detecting cyber security vulnerabilities in the Internet of Things (IoT) devices before they are exploited is increasingly challenging and is one of the key technologies to protect IoT devices from cyber attacks. This work conducts a comprehensive survey to investigate the method…
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a significant digital transformation. The widespread use of wireless communication in IoT has posed security challenges due to its vulnerability to cybercrime. The Indonesian National Police’s Directorate of Cyber Crime is expe…
Recognizing and categorizing items in weather-adverse environments poses significant challenges for autonomous vehicles. To improve the robustness of object-detection systems, this paper introduces an innovative approach for detecting objects at different levels by leveraging sen…
Free space optical (FSO) communication, which has the potential to meet the demand for high-data-rate communications between satellites and ground stations, requires accurate alignment between the transmitter and receiver to establish a line-of-sight channel link. In this paper,…
This work presents the development of a wrist-worn wireless sensor system for high-accuracy indoor human zone tracking. The proposed system employs machine learning techniques to combine data from multiple sources, including a Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) from wirele…
Due to the severe imbalance in the quantities of normal samples and attack samples, as well as among different types of attack samples, intrusion detection systems suffer from low detection rates for rare-class attack data. In this paper, we propose a geometric synthetic minority…