The performance of the neighborhood rough set model in feature selection is limited by nonobjective parameter selection method, the uncertainty measures considered only from a single view, and high time cost caused by processing high-dimensional data.To solve the above problems, this study first defines the interclass boundary to granulate the samples in different classes, and three types of neighborhood concepts-negative perspective, neutral perspective, and positive perspective-are put forward based on different cognitive perspectives. Then, the concept of the multiperspective rough set model is developed. The
Semi-quantum key distribution is based on the basic principle of quantum mechanics, which allows a classical user and quantum user to use information theory to have a secure shared key. In 2021, our research group proved the first proof-of-principle experimental demonstration of semi-quantum key distribution and verified its feasibility. Due to the limitations of existing science and technology, the experimental system still features a combination of multiphoton signal source and loss in the transmission line. This makes semi-quantum key distribution as susceptible to a photon-number splitting attack as quantum key distribution, leading to limitations of secure transmission distance. It seems that practical single-state semi-quantum key distribution can overcome photon-number splitting attack due to the SIRT bits (also known as the “sifted key”). However, its dual-channel feature still opens up an observation window to Eve. We present two joint photon-number splitting attacks suitable for a single-state semi-quantum key distribution system and show that through the joint photon-number splitting attack, Eve can obtain key information without being detected by Alice or Bob.
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