Accuracy determination using deep learning technique in cloud-based IoT sensor environment
B. Raviprasad, Chinnem Rama Mohan, G. Naga Rama Devi, R. Pugalenthi, L.C. Manikandan, Sivakumar Ponnusamy
Abstract
The Internet of Things (IoT) offers users a wide variety of facilities because it interconnects billions of smart devices. However, when connected to wireless connections, unlimited access to IoT gadgets poses potential risks. As it eases cost constraints on sensor nodes, the cloud service with IoT networks has received greater attention. In addition, the high complexity of the distribution and networking of IoT makes them vulnerable to attacks. Intrusion detection systems (IDSs) are selected to ensure the security of reliable information and operations. IDS successfully detects anomalies in complex network situations and guarantees network security. Deep Convolution Network (DCN) IDS have a slow learning curve and poor categorization precision. Deep Learning (DL) methods are often used in a wide range of safety data processing, imaging, and signal processing like Poor transfer learning ability, reusability of modules, and integration. To overcome the constraints of Machine Learning (ML) IDS is intended to provide a comprehensive mechanism to learn the detection mechanism for multicloud IoT environments. The proposed IDS approach increases training efficiencies while increasing detection accuracy. Experimental investigations of the proposed system using the considered database confirms that the performance of the proposed system is capable and in the range of acceptance with relative to existing methods. Further, achieving detection capability, reliability, and accuracy of 97.51, 96.28, and 94.41% respectively are achieved.