Abstract

Support vector machines (SVM) can overcome the disadvantage of traditional anomaly detection, which need large sample data and have great effect in real-time detection, but has the disadvantage of slow training velocity. Least squares support vector machines (LS-SVM) can overcome the disadvantage of slow training velocity, but makes the solution lose sparsity and robustness. So a weighted LS-SVM (WLS-SVM) based on quantum particle swarm optimization (QPSO) algorithm is presented, which builds a mixed kernel function, adds self adapting weights in LS-SVM, and solves the linear system of equations with QPSO algorithm. It can increase the performance of LS-SVM, accelerate the rate of convergence, save the memory and always get the least square solution. Applied the improved WLS-SVM in anomaly detection, it shows the improved WLS-SVM is superior to LS-SVM and the improved LS-SVM in training speed and the recognition accuracy, and the application effect is notable.

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