The invention relates to a single-stage multi-view large-scale
network behavior analysis
system based on potential subspace
anchor point learning. The invention discloses a single-stage multi-view large-scale
network behavior analysis
system based on potential subspace
anchor point learning (SAGL), and belongs to the field of
network behavior analysis. The method comprises the following steps: firstly, dominantly mapping a collected
network data sample to a high-dimensional kernel space through a plurality of different empirical kernel functions; secondly, learning an
anchor point of a sample in a
consensus potential subspace; secondly, introducing a projection matrix to establish a relation between an anchor point in the
consensus potential subspace and an original sample, and constructing a multi-view
consensus anchor point diagram in a multi-view scene based on the idea of an adaptive neighbor method; then, strictly constraining connected components of the constructed multi-view consensus anchor point diagram; and finally, optimizing each parameter by adopting a
coordinate descent method until convergence, and finally obtaining a cluster where the
network data sample is located according to the
connected component of the anchor point diagram. According to the method,
information loss caused by mutual separation of stages of a large-scale network behavior analysis
system is reduced, and a high-quality network behavior analysis result can be obtained through a single-stage strategy.