The Sorting Methods of Support Vector Clustering Based on Boundary Extraction and Category Utility

Equipment Academy, Beijing, China

Abstract

According to the problems of low accuracy and high computational complexity in the classification of unknown radar signals, a method of unsupervised Support Vector Clustering (SVC) based on boundary extraction and Category Utility (CU) of unknown radar signals is studied. By analyzing the principle of SVC, only the boundary data of data sets contribute to the support vector extracted. Thus firstly, for reducing the data set, at the same time reducing the computational complexity, the algorithm is designed to extract the boundary data through local normal vector. Then using CU select the optimal parameters. At last distinguish different categories and get the sorting results by Cone Cluster Labelling (CCL) and Depth-First Search (DFS). Through comparing the simulation results, the proposed method which is based on boundary extraction and CU is proved to have turned out quite good time effectiveness, which not only improves the accuracy of classification, but also reduces the computational complexity greatly.