Conventional approaches for Common Weights (CW) generation in Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) are either non-linear or scale-relevant. To solve this problem, according to the demand of military training performance evaluation, a new method was proposed to generate CW in DEA. The new method took DEA efficient units as the basis of calculation. Firstly, training data were normalized, and then multi-objective programing was employed for CW generation, which can lead to a fairer and more reasonable ranking of performances. The proposed method is not only linear, but also scale-irrelevant. Lastly, a military application illustrates that the proposed method is scientific and effective.
Considering the demand of detecting Android malware and the redundancy of permission properties, a fast scheme was proposed to detect malware from the perspective of permission correlation. To eliminate the redundant permissions, Chi-square test was used to compute the influence of the permission on the classification results. Then some representative permissions were selected on the basis of permission clustering to further reduce redundancy. Finally an improved Naive Bayesian classification based on the weights of different permissions was proposed to classify the software. Results of the experiments conducted on 2000 software samples show that the miss rate of malware detection is 10.33% and the overall prediction accuracy is 88.98%. Experiments indicate that this scheme is capable of detecting malware on Android platform by using a few permission properties, which can provide a reference for further analysis and judgment.