2022
DOI: 10.1109/lcsys.2021.3138059
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Weighted Graph-Based Signal Temporal Logic Inference Using Neural Networks

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“…The weighted averages of the precision, recall, and f-score metrics were also conducted, and it was shown that our method and the XGBoost gave similar results of approximately 0.850 for all the metrics. The study in [36] presented a method based on neural networks to learn spatiotemporal knowledge in the form of weighted graph-based signal temporal logic (w-GSTL-NN) formulas. The experiments were conducted on 20% of the whole dataset.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The weighted averages of the precision, recall, and f-score metrics were also conducted, and it was shown that our method and the XGBoost gave similar results of approximately 0.850 for all the metrics. The study in [36] presented a method based on neural networks to learn spatiotemporal knowledge in the form of weighted graph-based signal temporal logic (w-GSTL-NN) formulas. The experiments were conducted on 20% of the whole dataset.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As shown in Table 8, the proposed EK-stars method outperformed the recent studies in three scenarios based on the different training/test split ratios. When the 70:30 split ratio was applied, the average accuracy of the studies [28,29,36] was 81.28% while the EK-stars achieved an 85.05% accuracy. In the experiments with the 75:25 ratio, the studies in [25,38] were performed with an accuracy of 83.85% on average while the EK-stars concluded with 85.60%.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%