In view of the large amount of new data in the Industrial Internet Of Things(IIOT) and the imbalance of data at the factory sub-ends, a data sharing method of IIOT based on Federal Incremental Learning (FIL-IIOT) was proposed. Firstly, the industry federation model was distributed to the factory sub-end as the local initial model. Then, the federal sub-end optimization algorithm was proposed to dynamically adjust the participating subset. Finally, the incremental weight of the factory sub-end was calculated through the federal incremental learning algorithm, thereby integrating the new state data with the original industry federation model quickly. Experimental results the Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) bearing failure dataset show that the proposed FIL-IIOT makes the accuracy of bearing fault diagnosis reached 93.15%, which is 6.18 percentage points and 2.59 percentage points higher than those of Federated Averaging (FedAvg) algorithm and FIL-IIOT of Non Increment (FIL-IIOT-NI) method, respectively. The proposed method meets the needs of continuous optimization of industry federation model based on industrial incremental data.
With the rapid development of online education platforms represented by Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC), how to evaluate the large-scale subjective question assignments submitted by platform learners is a big challenge. Peer grading is the mainstream scheme for the challenge, which has been widely concerned by both academia and industry in recent years. Therefore, peer grading technologies for online education were survyed and analyzed. Firstly, the general process of peer grading was summarized. Secondly, the main research results of important peer grading activities, such as grader allocation, comment analysis, abnormal peer grading information detection and processing, true grade estimation of subjective question assignments, were explained. Thirdly, the peer grading functions of representative online education platforms and published teaching systems were compared. Finally, the future development trends of peer grading was summed up and prospected, thereby providing reference for people who are engaged in or intend to engage in peer grading research.
It is difficult for the existing methods to get overall sentiment orientation of the comment text. To solve this problem, the method of multi-document sentiment summarization based on Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) model was proposed. In this method, all the subjective sentences were extracted by sentiment analysis and described by LDA model, then a summary was generated based on the weight of sentences which combined the importance of words and the characteristics of sentences. The experimental results show that this method can effectively identify key sentiment sentences, and achieve good results in precision, recall and F-measure.
Concerning that conventional Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) is easy trapped in local optima and with low search efficiency in later stage, an improved PSO based on mean information and elitist mutation, named MEPSO, was proposed. Average information of swarm was introduced into MEPSO to improve the global search ability, and Time-Varying Acceleration Coefficient (TVAC) strategy was adopted to balance the local search and global search ability. In the latter stage of the iteration, the Cauchy mutation operation was applied to the global best particle to improve the global search ability and to further reduce the risk of trapping into local optimum. Contrast experiments on six benchmark functions were given. Compared with Basic PSO (BPSO), PSO with TVAC (PSO-TVAC), PSO with Time-Varying Inertia Weight factor (PSO-TVIW) and Hybrid PSO with Wavelet Mutation (HPSOWM), MEPSO achieved better mean value and standard variance with shorter optimization time and better reliability. The results show that MEPSO can better balance the ability of local search and global search, and can converge faster with higher accuracy and efficiency.