To improve the security of smart grids (SGs) by finding the system vulnerability, this paper investigates the sparse attack vectors’ construction method for malicious false data injection attack (FDIA). The drawbacks of the existing attack vector construction methods include avoiding discussing the feasible region and validity of the attack vector. For the above drawbacks, this paper has three main contributions: (1) To construct the appropriate attack evading bad data detection (BDD), the feasible region of the attack vector is proved by projection transformation theory. The acquisition of the feasible region can help the defender to formulate the defense strategy; (2) an effective attack is proposed and the constraint of effectiveness is obtained using norm theory; (3) the domain of the state variations caused by the attack vector in the feasible region is calculated, while the singular value decomposition method is adopted. Finally, an attack vector is constructed based on l 0 -norm using OMP algorithms in the feasible domain. Simulation results confirm the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed technique.
Real-time Compressive Tracking (CT) uses the compression sensing theory to provide a new research direction for the target tracking field. The algorithm is simple, efficient and real-time. But there are still shortcomings: tracking results prone to drift phenomenon, cannot adapt to tracking the target scale changes. In order to solve these problems, this paper proposes to use the Kalman filter to generate the distance weights, and then use the weighted Bayesian classifier to correct the tracking position, and perform multi-scale template acquisition in the determined position to adapt to the changes of the target scale. Finally, introducing the adaptive learning rate while updating to improve the tracking effect.. Experiments show that the improved algorithm has better robustness than the original algorithm on the basis of maintaining the original algorithm real-time.
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