Jian Ouyang

Jian Ouyang

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Latest Publications

  • DPMFformer: an underwater image enhancement network based on deep pooling and multi-scale fusion transformer

    by Dan Xiang, Wenlei Yang, Zebin Zhou, Jinwen Zhang, Jianxin Li, Jian Ouyang, Jing Ling


  • Open Access

    Whale Optimization Algorithm BP Neural Network with Chaotic Mapping Improving for SOC Estimation of LMFP Battery

    by Jian Ouyang, Hao Lin, Ye Hong

    The state of charge (SOC) is a core parameter in the battery management system for LMFP batteries. Accurate SOC estimation is crucial for ensuring the safety and reliability of energy storage applications and new energy vehicles. In order to achieve better SOC estimation accuracy, this article proposes an adaptive whale optimization algorithm (WOA) with chaotic mapping to improve the BP neural network (BPNN) model. The SOC estimation accuracy of the BPNN model was improved by utilizing WOA to find the optimal target weight values and thresholds. Comparative simulation experiments (including constant current and working condition discharge experiments) were conducted in Matlab/Simulink R2018a to verify the proposed algorithm and the other four algorithms. The experimental results show that the proposed algorithm had higher SOC estimation accuracy than the other four algorithms, and its prediction errors were less than 1%. This indicates that the proposed SOC estimation method has better prediction accuracy and stability, and has certain theoretical research significance.


  • Open Access

    Security Enhancement for Deep Reinforcement Learning-Based Strategy in Energy-Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks

    by Liyazhou Hu, Chao Han, Xiaojun Wang, Han Zhu, Jian Ouyang

    Energy efficiency and security issues are the main concerns in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) because of limited energy resources and the broadcast nature of wireless communication. Therefore, how to improve the energy efficiency of WSNs while enhancing security performance has attracted widespread attention. In order to solve this problem, this paper proposes a new deep reinforcement learning (DRL)-based strategy, i.e., DeepNR strategy, to enhance the energy efficiency and security performance of WSN. Specifically, the proposed DeepNR strategy approximates the Q-value by designing a deep neural network (DNN) to adaptively learn the state information. It also designs DRL-based multi-level decision-making to learn and optimize the data transmission paths in real time, which eventually achieves accurate prediction and decision-making of the network. To further enhance security performance, the DeepNR strategy includes a defense mechanism that responds to detected attacks in real time to ensure the normal operation of the network. In addition, DeepNR adaptively adjusts its strategy to cope with changing network environments and attack patterns through deep learning models. Experimental results show that the proposed DeepNR outperforms the conventional methods, demonstrating a remarkable 30% improvement in network lifespan, a 25% increase in network data throughput, and a 20% enhancement in security measures.


  • Top Cited Papers
    Open Access

    Combined improved A* and greedy algorithm for path planning of multi-objective mobile robot

    by Dan Xiang, Hanxi Lin, Jian Ouyang, Dan Huang

    With the development of artificial intelligence, path planning of Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) has been a research hotspot in recent years. This paper proposes the improved A* algorithm combined with the greedy algorithm for a multi-objective path planning strategy. Firstly, the evaluation function is improved to make the convergence of A* algorithm faster. Secondly, the unnecessary nodes of the A* algorithm are removed, meanwhile only the necessary inflection points are retained for path planning. Thirdly, the improved A* algorithm combined with the greedy algorithm is applied to multi-objective point planning. Finally, path planning is performed for five target nodes in a warehouse environment to compare path lengths, turn angles and other parameters. The simulation results show that the proposed algorithm is smoother and the path length is reduced by about 5%. The results show that the proposed method can reduce a certain path length.