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Zoran Salcic

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IS Journal 2021 Journal Article

Isolation Forest Based Anomaly Detection Framework on Non-IID Data

  • Haolong Xiang
  • Jiayu Wang
  • Kotagiri Ramamohanarao
  • Zoran Salcic
  • Wanchun Dou
  • Xuyun Zhang

Anomaly detection is a significant but challenging data mining task in a wide range of applications. Different domains usually use different ways to measure the characteristics of data and to define the anomaly types. As a result, it is a big challenge to develop a versatile anomaly detection framework that can be universally applied with satisfactory performance in most, if not all, applications. In this article, we propose a generic isolation forest based ensemble framework named EDBHiForest, which can be universally applied to data spaces with arbitrary distance measures. It is realized through embedding the isolation forest structure with extended distance-based hashing (EDBH), which can significantly enhance the versatility and applicability of isolation forest based anomaly detection. This framework overcomes the limitations of existing isolation forest based methods that can only be applied to datasets with a very limited range of distance measure types. Extensive experiments on various non-independent and identically distributed datasets demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of our approach.

ICRA Conference 2014 Conference Paper

MIRA: Enabler of mass customization through agent-based development of intelligent manufacturing systems

  • Majid Sorouri
  • Valeriy Vyatkin
  • Zoran Salcic

This research proposes an innovative agent-based design method known as “MIRA” (Modular, Intelligent and Real-time Agent) to represent products as well as mechatronic components in manufacturing systems. The new agent exploits semantic knowledge representation of its capabilities, tasks and surroundings, and upon which performs rule-based reasoning leading to generation of the IEC 61499 Function Blocks for real time and distributed control of production systems. This approach facilitates product's mass customization through development of intelligent mechatronic systems. Furthermore, the MIRA approach is exemplified in a food production case study.

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