• Title/Summary/Keyword: Intent filter

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A Code Concealment Method using Java Reflection and Dynamic Loading in Android (안드로이드 환경에서 자바 리플렉션과 동적 로딩을 이용한 코드 은닉법)

  • Kim, Jiyun;Go, Namhyeon;Park, Yongsu
    • Journal of the Korea Institute of Information Security & Cryptology
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    • v.25 no.1
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    • pp.17-30
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    • 2015
  • Unlike existing widely used bytecode-centric Android application code obfuscation methodology, our scheme in this paper makes encrypted file i.e. DEX file self-extracted arbitrary Android application. And then suggests a method regarding making the loader app to execute encrypted file's code after saving the file in arbitrary folder. Encrypted DEX file in the loader app includes original code and some of Manifest information to conceal event treatment information. Loader app's Manifest has original app's Manifest information except included information at encrypted DEX. Using our scheme, an attacker can make malicious code including obfuscated code to avoid anti-virus software at first. Secondly, Software developer can make an application with hidden main algorithm to protect copyright using suggestion technology. We implement prototype in Android 4.4.2(Kitkat) and check obfuscation capacity of malicious code at VirusTotal to show effectiveness.

HMM-based Intent Recognition System using 3D Image Reconstruction Data (3차원 영상복원 데이터를 이용한 HMM 기반 의도인식 시스템)

  • Ko, Kwang-Enu;Park, Seung-Min;Kim, Jun-Yeup;Sim, Kwee-Bo
    • Journal of the Korean Institute of Intelligent Systems
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    • v.22 no.2
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    • pp.135-140
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    • 2012
  • The mirror neuron system in the cerebrum, which are handled by visual information-based imitative learning. When we observe the observer's range of mirror neuron system, we can assume intention of performance through progress of neural activation as specific range, in include of partially hidden range. It is goal of our paper that imitative learning is applied to 3D vision-based intelligent system. We have experiment as stereo camera-based restoration about acquired 3D image our previous research Using Optical flow, unscented Kalman filter. At this point, 3D input image is sequential continuous image as including of partially hidden range. We used Hidden Markov Model to perform the intention recognition about performance as result of restoration-based hidden range. The dynamic inference function about sequential input data have compatible properties such as hand gesture recognition include of hidden range. In this paper, for proposed intention recognition, we already had a simulation about object outline and feature extraction in the previous research, we generated temporal continuous feature vector about feature extraction and when we apply to Hidden Markov Model, make a result of simulation about hand gesture classification according to intention pattern. We got the result of hand gesture classification as value of posterior probability, and proved the accuracy outstandingness through the result.

Development of a Ranking System for Tourist Destination Using BERT-based Semantic Search (BERT 기반 의미론적 검색을 활용한 관광지 순위 시스템 개발)

  • KangWoo Lee;MyeongSeon Kim;Soon Goo Hong;SuGyeong Roh
    • Journal of Korea Society of Industrial Information Systems
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    • v.29 no.4
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    • pp.91-103
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    • 2024
  • A tourist destination ranking system was designed that employs a semantic search to extract information with reasonable accuracy. To this end the process involves collecting data, preprocessing text reviews of tourist spots, and embedding the corpus and queries with SBERT. We calculate the similarity between data points, filter out those below a specified threshold, and then rank the remaining tourist destinations using a count-based algorithm to align them semantically with the query. To assess the efficacy of the ranking algorithm experiments were conducted with four queries. Furthermore, 58,175 sentences were directly labeled to ascertain their semantic relevance to the third query, 'crowdedness'. Notably, human-labeled data for crowdedness showed similar results. Despite challenges including optimizing thresholds and imbalanced data, this study shows that a semantic search is a powerful method for understanding user intent and recommending tourist destinations with less time and costs.