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Partial Gated Feedback Recurrent Neural Network for Data Compression Type Classification
DOI:10.1109/ACCESS.2020.3015493.png)
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Owing to the widespread use of digital devices such as mobile phones and tablet PCs that are capable of easily viewing contents, the number of digital crimes committed using these digital devices has increased. One of the most common digital crimes is to hide the header information of the compressed data, which makes the user's data unusable. It is difficult to restore original data without the header because header contains the compression type. In this paper, we propose a Partial Gated Feedback Recurrent Neural Network (PGF-RNN) for the identification of lossless compression algorithms. We modify the gated recurrent units to improve the correlation of layers by grouping the fully-connected layers to effectively determine the characteristics of the compressed data. We emphasize on the temporal features, which consider a wide range of data, and spatial features from fully-connected layers to extract the feature vectors of each compression type. To improve the performance of the proposed PGF-RNN, we apply post-processing that considers the frequency of bit sequences on some compression types with similar compressed data. The proposed method is evaluated on 31 well-known lossless compression algorithms of the Association for Computational Linguistics dataset. The average top 1 accuracy of the proposed method is 92.63%.
Keyword:
Feature extraction
Compression algorithms
Logic gates
Recurrent neural networks
Encoding
Data mining
Image coding
Compression type classification
deep learning
gated recurrent unit
lossless compression
partial gated feedback recurrent neural network
recurrent neural network
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