Generalized support vector data description for anomaly detection

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Highlights:

• In this paper, a generalized SVDD procedure called GSVDD for multi-class data is introduced. The proposed procedure finds n hyperspheres. GSVDD uses each class information. Thus, each hypersphere keeps as many as corresponding observations as possible inside the boundary and attempts to keep other classes’ observations outside the hypersphere.

• In addition, Bayesian generalized SVDD procedure is proposed by considering a probabilistic behavior of the parameters by taking ‘prior knowledge’ into account. This procedure enables each observation to have a probabilistic information. Thus, these probabilities are used for classification.

• Although there are some existing multi-class SVDD procedures, they do not consider the information from each class. Moreover, none of these procedures do not provide probabilistic interpretation.

摘要

•In this paper, a generalized SVDD procedure called GSVDD for multi-class data is introduced. The proposed procedure finds n hyperspheres. GSVDD uses each class information. Thus, each hypersphere keeps as many as corresponding observations as possible inside the boundary and attempts to keep other classes’ observations outside the hypersphere.•In addition, Bayesian generalized SVDD procedure is proposed by considering a probabilistic behavior of the parameters by taking ‘prior knowledge’ into account. This procedure enables each observation to have a probabilistic information. Thus, these probabilities are used for classification.•Although there are some existing multi-class SVDD procedures, they do not consider the information from each class. Moreover, none of these procedures do not provide probabilistic interpretation.

论文关键词:Anomaly detection,Bayesian statistics,Multimode process,Support vector data description

论文评审过程:Received 5 December 2018, Revised 20 September 2019, Accepted 19 November 2019, Available online 20 November 2019, Version of Record 20 December 2019.

论文官网地址:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.patcog.2019.107119