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48 results for RF signals

This study improves UAV identification using RF signals with one-shot generative methods.

problem Limited RF environments and signal variability make traditional RF identification ineffective.
method Introduces one-shot generative methods to augment RF signals for UAV identification.
result One-shot generative methods outperform traditional methods in low-data regimes.

A new ML framework for RF fingerprinting across various applications.

problem Extracting unique RF fingerprints for specific emitter identification.
method Generic machine learning framework for automatic RF fingerprinting.
result Framework achieves superior performance compared to traditional methods.

Radio frequency (RF) sensors are used alongside other sensing modalities to provide rich representations of the world. Given the high variability of complex-valued target responses, RF systems are susceptible to attacks masking true target characteristics from accurate identification. In this work, we evaluate differen…

2018-11-26abs ↗pdf ↗

Combines RFs and GLMs for better accuracy and interpretable feature importance.

problem Inability to interpret random forests (RFs) due to black box nature and unstable feature importance methods.
method Reinterprets decision trees and MDI as linear regression and R² values, combining RFs and GLMs in RF+.
result MDI+ outperforms existing feature importance measures in identifying signal features and stability.

GAN-based spoofing attacks improve wireless signal authentication.

problem Improving wireless signal authentication against sophisticated spoofing attacks.
method Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) for generating synthetic signals.
result GAN-based spoofing attacks significantly increase the success probability of wireless signal spoofing.

The paper proposes a method to improve random forest classification accuracy by weighting trees based on their decision path reliability.

problem Random forests' uniform voting fails to correct errors in regions where incorrect tree representations outnumber correct ones.
method The paper introduces using the structural pattern of each tree's decision path as an instance-adaptive reliability signal to identify and weight more reliable trees.
result Using the proposed method yields a statistically significant accuracy improvement over RF on 36 binary classification benchmarks.

Optimal self-distillation improves generative models' velocity risk and mode recovery.

problem Improving generative models' velocity risk and mode recovery.
method Proved optimal self-distillation for rectified flow via linear probing, derived mixing coefficient, and provided validation tuning.
result Optimal self-distillation improves velocity risk and mode recovery.

Random Forest kernels improve performance in various regression and survival tasks.

problem Improving performance of Random Forest in high-dimensional data with noisy features.
method Developed and evaluated data-driven RF kernels for regression, classification, and survival tasks.
result RF kernels are competitive or superior to RF in most scenarios, especially for survival tasks.

New method identifies important features and interactions in RF models.

problem Limited theoretical understanding of local feature and interaction importance in RF models.
method Combines global and local analysis to identify frequent feature co-occurrences.
result Proves consistent recovery of true local signal features and interactions.

DeepRF_SLR uses deep reinforcement learning to design shorter RF pulses.

problem Designing efficient RF pulses for MRI sequences.
method Optimizing the root pattern of SLR polynomial using deep reinforcement learning and greedy tree search.
result DeepRF_SLR generates shorter duration RF pulses in less time compared to conventional methods.

This paper improves kernel quantile regression with random features for handling heavy-tailed noises.

problem Handling heavy-tailed noises in kernel quantile regression.
method Introduces a refined error decomposition and establishes a novel connection between KQR-RF and KRR-RF.
result Establishes capacity-dependent learning rates for KQR-RF under mild conditions on the number of random features, which are minimax optimal up to some logarithmic factors.

Simplifies RF predictions by focusing on a subset of nearest neighbors.

problem Improving interpretability and performance of RF-based forecast distributions.
method Sparsifying RF-based forecast distributions by focusing on a small subset of nearest neighbors.
result Simplified RF predictions can be similar to or exceed original ones in forecasting performance.

DiFF-RF detects point-wise and collective anomalies using random partitioning trees.

problem Detecting anomalies in data, especially collective anomalies.
method Random partitioning binary trees with distance-based leaves and semi-supervised learning.
result DiFF-RF significantly outperforms isolation forest and one-class SVM.

A new method uses RF's out-of-bag errors for multiple imputation.

problem Missing data in biomedical studies and lack of prediction uncertainty.
method Constructs conditional distributions from the empirical distribution of out-of-bag prediction errors.
result Valid multiple imputation results achieved without parametric assumptions.

The paper optimizes RF training by improving tree building algorithms and CPU optimizations.

problem Improving the training performance of Random Forest models on CPU architectures.
method Investigated and improved tree building algorithms (BFS, DFS, hybrid BFS-DFS) and proposed optimizations.
result The hybrid BFS-DFS algorithm outperforms both BFS and DFS, and is more robust.

Random Forests don't overfit, challenging the double-descent theory.

problem The overfitting behavior of Random Forests.
method Challenged the double-descent curve theory by analyzing the performance of Random Forests and proposing a new approach to diversity in ensembles.
result Random Forests do not exhibit a double-descent curve but rather a single descent, indicating they do not overfit in the classic sense.

TinyML models detect RF and cyber threats in spacecraft with low latency.

problem Detecting cyber-RF threats in autonomous spacecraft with low latency.
method Analysis of classical models (RF, LR, SVM, MLP) for latency-accuracy trade-offs.
result Logistic Regression achieves microsecond-level inference with minimal accuracy loss.

We propose to prune a random forest (RF) for resource-constrained prediction. We first construct a RF and then prune it to optimize expected feature cost & accuracy. We pose pruning RFs as a novel 0-1 integer program with linear constraints that encourages feature re-use. We establish total unimodularity of the constra…

2016-06-16abs ↗pdf ↗

Study improves CNNs for audio scene classification by restricting receptive fields and adding frequency awareness.

problem Improving CNNs for robust acoustic scene classification.
method Investigated different receptive field configurations for various CNN architectures and introduced Frequency Aware CNNs.
result Several well-performing submissions to DCASE 2019 Challenge were achieved.

Paper analyzes error bounds for learning with vector-valued RF, improving existing analyses.

problem Learning with vector-valued random features in infinite-dimensional settings.
method Direct analysis of risk functional, avoiding random matrix theory.
result Strong consistency and minimax optimal convergence rates established.

This paper is devoted to obtain the one-dimensional group invariant solutions of the two-dimensional Ricci flow ((2D) Rf) equation. By classifying the orbits of the adjoint representation of the symmetry group on its Lie algebra, the optimal system of one-dimensional subalgebras of the ((2D) Rf) equation is obtained. F…

2014-07-31abs ↗pdf ↗

Random Forests (RFs) are strong machine learning tools for classification and regression. However, they remain supervised algorithms, and no extension of RFs to the one-class setting has been proposed, except for techniques based on second-class sampling. This work fills this gap by proposing a natural methodology to e…

2016-11-07abs ↗pdf ↗

S-SIRUS explains RF for spatial data, improving accuracy and interpretability.

problem Non-interpretable nature of Random Forest in spatially dependent data.
method Proposes S-SIRUS, a spatial extension of SIRUS for extracting interpretable rules.
result S-SIRUS outperforms SIRUS in spatially dependent data, offering higher predictive accuracy and shorter rule lists.

Tree ensembles like RF and GBT can be seen as kernels, improving regression and classification performance.

problem Improving kernel methods for tree ensemble based models.
method Investigation of RF and GBT kernels in simulation and real data.
result RF and GBT kernels are competitive to their respective ensembles in higher dimensions, particularly with noisy features.

FedForest adapts RF for federated learning, improving performance and efficiency.

problem Adapting RF for federated learning with heterogeneous data.
method FedForest uses a novel splitting procedure to aggregate client statistics, allowing non-parametric personalization.
result FedForest's federated RF achieves performance close to centralized models while being communication-efficient.

The random forest algorithm (RF) has several hyperparameters that have to be set by the user, e.g., the number of observations drawn randomly for each tree and whether they are drawn with or without replacement, the number of variables drawn randomly for each split, the splitting rule, the minimum number of samples tha…

2018-04-10abs ↗pdf ↗

In portable, 3-D, or ultra-fast ultrasound (US) imaging systems, there is an increasing demand to reconstruct high quality images from limited number of data. However, the existing solutions require either hardware changes or computationally expansive algorithms. To overcome these limitations, here we propose a novel d…

2017-10-27abs ↗pdf ↗