June 2025
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Physica A Statistical Mechanics and its Applications
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June 2025
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8 Reads
Physica A Statistical Mechanics and its Applications
May 2025
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Information Sciences
April 2025
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3 Citations
Applied Mathematical Modelling
April 2025
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Pattern Recognition
March 2025
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Computers & Industrial Engineering
February 2025
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Physica A Statistical Mechanics and its Applications
February 2025
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Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
January 2025
January 2025
IEEE Sensors Journal
In wireless sensor networks (WSNs), coverage and deployment are two most crucial issues when conducting detection tasks. However, the detection information collected from sensors is oftentimes not fully utilized and efficiently integrated. Such sensing model and deployment strategy, thereby, cannot reach the maximum quality of coverage, particularly when the number of sensors within WSNs expands significantly. In this article, we aim at achieving the optimal coverage quality of WSN deployment. We develop a collaborative sensing model of sensors to enhance detection capabilities of WSNs, by leveraging the collaborative information derived from the combination rule under the framework of evidence theory. In this model, the performance evaluation of evidential fusion systems is adopted as the criterion of the sensor selection. A learnable sensor deployment network (LSDNet) considering both sensor contribution and detection capability, is proposed for achieving the optimal deployment of WSNs. Moreover, we deeply investigate the algorithm for finding the requisite minimum number of sensors that realizes the full coverage of WSNs. A series of numerical examples, along with an application of forest area monitoring, are employed to demonstrate the effectiveness and the robustness of the proposed algorithms.
November 2024
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Quantum Information Processing
Quantum computing has become a promising area of research due to its ability to go beyond classical capability in various applications, including information theory. One such application is in the Dempster–Shafer theory, which has mathematically correspondence to quantum computation. In particular, quantum algorithms have the potential to efficiently process evidence evidenced in most information fusion rules. This study proposes a method based on a specific evidence combination rule, known as the -junctions, on quantum circuits using the variational quantum linear solver. The geometrical features and matrix decomposition of -junction operators allow an efficient implementation on quantum circuits, resulting in greater accuracy, and practically it can be compared to previous methods in Dempster–Shafer theory.
... Similar to entropy methods as uncertainty measure in evidence theory, RPS entropy has been proposed recently (Chen and Deng, 2023). What is more, the maximum RPS entropy and its limit form are also introduced and proved (Zhan et al., 2024 andZhou et al., 2024). ...
February 2025
Physica A Statistical Mechanics and its Applications
... This theory enables the combination of evidence from different sources and the determination of a degree of belief, represented by a mathematical object called belief functions, that takes into account all available evidence. DST has a wide range of applications in various fields such as multi-source information fusion [3,4], risk assessment [5,6], information entropy [7,8], decision making [9,10], random work simulation [11] and real-world applications such as classification [12], computer vision [13,14] and satellite communications [15,16]. In [17], Smets standardizes the matrix notation for calculating belief functions, where beliefs are represented by one-hot encoding vectors. ...
September 2024
... The part of this paper is an extended version of[45]. ...
August 2024
... Managing these uncertainties and inconsistencies is a persistent problem. To overcome this issue, researchers have proposed a variety of solutions, including random permutation set (Deng 2022), network-based models (Song and Xiao 2022;Wen and Cheong 2021;, evidence-based strategies (Xu and Qian 217;Song et al. 2022), entropy-based techniques (Cui et al. 2022;Zhou et al. 2021;Babajanyan et al. 2020), and logic-driven frameworks like rough set theory Fei and Feng 2021). ...
August 2024
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence
... Building upon these contributions, this paper's CDM-PSL advances the field by optimizing the balance between solution convergence and diversity through the integration of conditional and unconditional diffusion models. Moreover, CDM-PSL incorporates gradient information, weighted by information entropy (Zhan et al. 2024), into the process of generating solutions, significantly enhancing convergence performance during the early-stage iterations. The combination of these strategies makes CDM-PSL have competitive performance in solving EMOPs. ...
May 2024
Chaos Solitons & Fractals
... In the realm of the generalizable, the TBM serves as a bridge between probabilistic and possibilistic information [47], enabling belief functions to model both statistical data and linguistic knowledge. Therefore, the belief function theory, developed from the TBM semantics is widely used in multi-source information fusion [38,15,43], expert decision making [41,6], fault diagnosis [4,17], classifier fusion [1,40] and computer vision [14,13]. However, these approaches typically represent data and knowledge as belief functions using general machine learning methods that perform evidential operations on high-level information representations or small-scale data sets. ...
April 2024
Expert Systems with Applications
... In [19], trust risks in the conflict-eliminating process (CEP) of SNGDM were addressed through third-party monitoring, and a trust risk analysis-based conflict-eliminating model for SNGDM was developed. In [20], an interaction indicator was exploited to represent peer interaction effort (PIE), individual social cooperation networks (ISCNs) were constructed with the log-sigmoid transition technique, and a novel game-theoretic expert importance evaluation model guided by cooperation effects was finally proposed. To address the challenge that decision-makers in a community setting usually exhibited complex social preferences and intricate social interactions, a minimum cost consensus-based SNGDM approach considering altruism-fairness preferences and ordered trust propagation was designed in [21]. ...
August 2024
IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computational Intelligence
... In order to measure the uncertainty of evidence, Deng proposed Deng entropy and information volume of mass function [10], [11]. Deng entropy and information volume of mass function contributes to nonlinear systems [12]- [14] and information measurement [15], also plays a role in time series analysis [16]. Considering quantum theory, Pan et al. proposed quantum combination rules [17]. ...
March 2024
Expert Systems with Applications
... The first category mainly utilizes the entropy weight method to weigh the evidence to be fused. Specifically, in evidence theory, different pieces of evidence (or information sources) may contribute differently to the decision-making process [50][51][52]. The entropy weight method evaluates the importance or reliability of each piece of evidence by calculating its entropy value. ...
January 2024
Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence
... Additionally, for a more flexible linguistic representation, FLPRs based on consensus reaching models should be developed when the sum of proportions is not unity and one or more linguistic terms are adopted. (2) There may exist social network relationships [42,54], complex group opinion fusion [10,55], and conflict analysis [2,5] in GCR problems. Therefore, extending the proposed method to these complex decision situations is a promising research direction. ...
October 2023
Information Fusion