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Hello, @
can you provide your pre trained model?
I ran through your code here, but I encountered a problem. The DBN model always classifies all classes into one class. Specifically, only the class with the largest number of samples can be predicted in all classes. The accuracy and recall of other classes are all zero.
I tried the following:
First of all, I ran the MLP model under the same processed data set and reached the performance indicators mentioned in your paper. It can be determined that it is not a data set preprocessing problem
I reduced the number of Benign class samples in the dataset to 1w, and the output will become that all classes are divided into DOS classes with the second largest number of samples, so it should not be an imbalance problem
The third attempt I made was to use your code to start the pre training, which took about 80 minutes in total, but the final weight file size obtained from the training was only 3kb, so I wondered whether it was a problem of pre training. Then I removed the pre training and randomly initialized the weights, but the effect was not improved. The parameters were strictly in accordance with the requirements in your paper
The following result reports:
Hello, @
can you provide your pre trained model?
I ran through your code here, but I encountered a problem. The DBN model always classifies all classes into one class. Specifically, only the class with the largest number of samples can be predicted in all classes. The accuracy and recall of other classes are all zero.
I tried the following:
The following result reports:
Look forward to your reply. Please let me know if there is anything unclear
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