Advanced Quantum Based Neural Network Classifier and Its Application for Objectionable Web Content Filtering

Patel, Om Prakash; Bharill, Neha; Tiwari, Aruna; Patel, Vikram; Gupta, Ojas; Cao, Jian; Li, Jun; Prasad, Mukesh

doi:10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2926989

Advanced Quantum Based Neural Network Classifier and Its Application for Objectionable Web Content Filtering

2019

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IEEE Access 7 (2019) 98069-98082

Published: 2019

DOI:

10.1109/ACCESS.2019.2926989

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In this paper, an Advanced Quantum-based Neural Network Classifier (AQNN) is proposed. The proposed AQNN is used to form an objectionable Web content filtering system (OWF). The aim is to design a neural network with a few numbers of hidden layer neurons with the optimal connection weights and the threshold of neurons. The proposed algorithm uses the concept of quantum computing and genetic concept to evolve connection weights and the threshold of neurons. Quantum computing uses qubit as a probabilistic representation which is the smallest unit of information in the quantum computing concept. In this algorithm, a threshold boundary parameter is also introduced to find the optimal value of the threshold of neurons. The proposed algorithm forms neural network architecture which is used to form an objectionable Web content filtering system which detects objectionable Web request by the user. To judge the performance of the proposed AQNN, a total of 2000 (1000 objectionable + 1000 non-objectionable) Website's contents have been used. The results of AQNN are also compared with QNN-F and well-known classifiers as backpropagation, support vector machine (SVM), multilayer perceptron, decision tree algorithm, and artificial neural network. The results show that the AQNN as classifier performs better than existing classifiers. The performance of the proposed objectionable Web content filtering system (OWF) is also compared with well-known objectionable Web filtering software and existing models. It is found that the proposed OWF performs better than existing solutions in terms of filtering objectionable content.

Biological neural networks
Neurons
Feature extraction
Quantum computing
Internet
Skin
Computer architecture
backpropagation
decision trees
information filtering

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