DeepNeural Network with Particle Swarm Optimization algorithm based Cloud Resources Analysis and Prediction System

  • Subalakshmi* M
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Abstract

Deep Neural Network (DNN) classifier is a DL model for categorizing the exactness of systematic scaling orders in the groupings as an Administration (IaaS) layer of cloud computing. The hypothesis in the study is that calculation precision of scaling orders can be improved by demonstrating a reasonable time-arrangement expectation calculation dependent on the presentation plan after some time. In the examination, outstanding burden was considered as the exhibition metric, and DNN were utilized as time-arrangement expectation procedures. The aftereffects of the trial demonstrate that expectation exactness of DNN relies upon there mining task at hand plan of the framework under learning. Precisely, the outcomes demonstrate that DNN has better forecast exactness in the situations with occasional and expanding remaining task at hand plans, while DNN in predicting unexpected load design. In addition, particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm is applied for the optimal selection of hidden layer count to resolve the classical DNN model which has the issue of trapping into local minima and the need of manual selection of hidden layer nodes. Accurately, this study proposed a DNN-PSO design for a self-versatile expectation suite utilizing an autonomic framework technique. This suite can indicate the maximum appropriate forecast technique based on the performance design, which leads to more exact forecast outcomes

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Subalakshmi*, Mrs. N., & Jeyakarthic, Dr. M. (2019). DeepNeural Network with Particle Swarm Optimization algorithm based Cloud Resources Analysis and Prediction System. International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE), 8(4), 7391–7395. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijrte.d5304.118419

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