Fusion of residual network and t-SNE-CS for 2D visualization of open set recognition

Abstract

Open set recognition (OSR) is a technique employed to ascertain whether unknown data belongs to a class in a database when the training class is incomplete. In addressing the OSR challenge associated with ADS-B leading pulse signals, this paper proposes a two-dimensional visualization of open set recognition (VOSR) approach that encompasses the stages of feature extraction, feature selection, and feature learning levels. At the feature extraction level, the I/Q features and phase features of the signal are selected; at the feature selection level, feature similarity analysis and mean decrease impurity-based random forest are employed; at the feature learning level, the framework of fusion residual network and the t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding and circular surfaces (t-SNE-CS) strategy is constructed, and experiments are carried out on the close set data containing 20 classes of 10,229 samples and open set data containing 10 classes of 1,688 samples. Results show that the accuracy of the optimal combination of the residual network and the constructed features is 94.63% for the test set for the close set classification task. For the VOSR task, the accuracy of the test set is 93.69%, the open set recognition accuracy is 53.97% and Macro-F1 scores is 91.8%.