In the cloud computing, in order to provide reliable and continuous service, the need for accurate and timely fault detection is necessary. However, cloud failure data, especially cloud fault feature data acquisition is difficult and the amount of data is too small, with large data training methods to solve a certain degree of difficulty. Therefore, a fault detection method based on depth learning is proposed. An auto-encoder with sparse denoising is used to construct a parallel structure network. It can automatically learn and extract the fault data characteristics and realize fault detection through deep learning. The experiment shows that this method can detect the cloud computing abnormality and determine the fault more effectively and accurately than the traditional method in the case of the small amount of cloud fault feature data.
Gold price is affected by a variety of factors and has highly nonlinear and random features. Some traditional forecast methods emphasize linear relations excessively and some ignore the price randomness. The predictive error is relatively large. Therefore, a BP neural network model based on principal component analysis (PCA) and genetic algorithm (GA) was proposed for the short-term prediction of gold price. BP could establish the gold price forecasting model. The weights and thresholds of BP neural network are optimized by GA, which overcome the shortcoming that BP algorithm falls into local minimum easily. PCA can effectively simplify the network input variables and speed up the convergence. The results showed that, compared with GA-BP and BP, the convergence rate of PCA-GA-BP neural network model was faster and the prediction accuracy was higher in the prediction of gold price.
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