This invention discloses a lightweight
adaptive optimization method for high-dimensional hyperparameters of convolutional neural networks (CNNs) for non-stationary time-series
signal classification. It aims to address the technical challenges of performance degradation in time-series
signal classification models and the reliance on expensive real-world evaluations for
hyperparameter configuration under non-stationary perturbation scenarios. This method uses a deep
convolutional neural network as the core classification carrier, treating the
hyperparameter combinations within the deep
convolutional neural network as decision variables to be optimized. With robust classification error rate, computational complexity, and
training time as core optimization objectives, it constructs a closed-loop collaborative optimization mechanism of "
perception-evaluation-decision" and utilizes a meta-learning dual-
branch convolutional polynomial surrogate-assisted
evolutionary algorithm (MetaDCP-SAEA) to achieve efficient configuration. This method requires no manual intervention; the
convolutional neural network used for classifying non-stationary time-series signals can automatically search for the optimal
hyperparameter combination. In simulated non-
stationary noise environments, the reduction in classification accuracy can be controlled within 9.17%. It is suitable for robust classification scenarios of non-stationary time-series signals such as industrial IoT monitoring and medical
signal diagnosis. It helps to lower the
engineering threshold of
artificial intelligence technology, promotes the large-scale application of automatic
machine learning in complex environments, and has broad market prospects and application value.