- Mehrab Najaeinejad
- Faculty of Engineering, Kharazmi University, Tehran, Iran
- DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13923550
- GAS Journal of Engineering and Technology (GASJET)
Abstract: The aim of this
paper was to optimize the system and the method of identifying communication
systems and evaluating the scope of system communication. Algorithmic
technique was used to simulate the article. The name of the data set was a
Mehr Bank data set in Iran with the number of connection routes of 80 cases
and the prediction of 2 models (optimal and distorted). The algorithms used
included a combined neural network and genetic algorithm, support vector
machine (SVM). In the results of the research, we showed that in relation to
the reduction of the cases of distorted route data and the increase of
optimal routes, the accuracy of detecting the routes of connection to bank
users in optimal routes is increasing. Using a combined neural network and
genetic algorithm, the backup vector machine improves the accuracy of
detecting connection paths to bank users. By recognizing the information, the
system proposed in this paper can transfer less data when transferring data
with the same amount. Using two types of algorithms to explain the level of
accuracy and power of algorithms in identifying and monitoring the connection
paths of inter-system communication. The algorithms used included a combined
neural network and genetic algorithm, support vector machine (SVM).
Examination of the ability of each of the hybrid algorithms the combined
neural network and genetic algorithm and support vector machine (SVM) showed
that in the major items of classification and identification of
interconnection pathways and their identification, the neural network and
genetic hybrid algorithm is more successful. And the percentage of
identification and classification of this algorithm in order to identify
computer communication systems was higher than the support vector machine
(SVM). |
Keywords: Combined Neural Network and Genetics
Algorithm, Support Vector Machine, Communication Systems, Connection Paths