The suggested techniques to be used tofulfill the list of activities that follows. First we have collected the data set and preprocessed the data using min max. TF-IDF was utilized to extractdata. RFF using feature selection .To develop Chinese English teaching model using SF-BDNN. Figure 1 demonstrates the flow of the suggested approach.
3.2 Data preprocessing
Data pre-processing is one of the most essential first phases in the data analysis. It involves improving data quality and organizing unstructured data by cleaning, transformation and classification. The management of missing values, the removal of outliers and the normalization of variables during data preparation ensures the accuracy and wisdom of the results reached in subsequent investigations and pre-processed data that used min-max normalization is referred to min-max normalized. Using min-max normalization, we can ensure that no numerical characteristic is too large to be taken into consideration during analysis or modeling by placing all the numerical characteristics on the same scale. An exponential improvement over the original statistical spectrum is provided by the Min-Mix Normalization approach. The relationships between the original data are maintained using the Min-Mix normalization technique. It is simple to normalize data using the Min-Max approach, which restricts it to falling inside a certain range.
$${X}_{in}= \frac{{Y}_{in-\text{m}\text{i}\text{n}\left({Y}_{in}\right)}}{\text{max}\left({Y}_{in}\right)-\text{m}\text{i}\text{n}\left({Y}_{in}\right)}$$
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Min-max rescaling subtracts the value after dividing the range of the lowest value by the largest value.
3.3 Feature extraction
Term Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency (TF-IDF) computes the relevance of words in documents by highlighting keywords that differentiate documents, minimizing noise and enhancing document representation for text analysis. TF-IDF focuses on phrases that appear less in documents.
3.3.1 Term frequency –Inverse Document Frequency
Using the feature selection approach, the document's TF-IDF score is calculated in the first stage. Which feature in the whole document collection with the highest TF-IDF score.The dataset is used to apply the TF-IDF calculations following is a representation of the TF-IDF formula.
A feature's frequency relative to all the other features in a text document is the term TF refers to IDF, it also assesses a feature's capacity to discriminate across categories.Only the TF-IDF computation and associated procedures were involved.TFTD is the total number of occurrences of a term in the text, while FFTD is the frequency of a feature appearing in the text document, intended for the NDF, IDF is the number of documents that have the feature, and TD is the total number of documents.
3.4 Feature selection
The Recursive Feature Elimination (RFE) method selects features by fitting models, ranking features based on value, and eliminating the least significant ones until the required amount of features is attained, which enhances model performance.
3.4.1 Recursive Feature Elimination
To identify features that had a poor connection with the model prediction, the feature parameters of the pictures were checked. The effective algorithm recursive feature elimination (RFE) combines classifiers to identify the ideal feature subset each time the model is created, the best characteristics are kept and the poorest ones are removed. All features have been used, iterations after that employ features that were chosen in the prior model to build the succeeding model. The best subset is chosen using RFE, which rates the characteristics the order in which they were kept or dropped.RFE emphasizes the most important features, which assist in reducing noise, reduce over fitting, and improve the interpretability of models. While utilizing high dimensional datasets, it is invaluable to increase the generalization and efficiency of the models.
3.5 Scarlet Fox
Scarlet foxes are found in both well-defined regions and migratory areas, making up the population. Due to the alpha couple's organization, each gather has a single region. When the young are old enough, they could decide to break away from the herd and start their own herd if they have a good chance of conquering another area.The Scarlet fox is an effective predator of equally domestic and wild small animals. The fox, which is moving across the area in exploretherations, approaches to opportunity gets and prey from behind until near enough to strike,thismethod was designed to simulate a worldwide search when a fox notices an animal in the distance and begins to explore new areas in quest of food. In the second phase, moving across the environment to get the prey as possible isassault was depicted as a local seeks.
For\({\left({\stackrel{-}{X}}^{best}\right)}^{s}\)to determine the square of the euclidean distance to each person in the population as
$$c({\left({\stackrel{-}{X}}^{j}\right)}^{s}, {\left({\stackrel{-}{X}}^{best}\right)}^{s}=\sqrt{‖{\left({\stackrel{-}{X}}^{j}\right)}^{s}- {\left({\stackrel{-}{X}}^{best}\right)}^{s}‖},$$
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To direct people in the community in the direction of the most effective one,
$${\left({\stackrel{-}{X}}^{j}\right)}^{s}= {\left({\stackrel{-}{X}}^{j}\right)}^{s}+asign({\left({\stackrel{-}{X}}^{j}\right)}^{s}- {\left({\stackrel{-}{X}}^{j}\right)}^{s},$$
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$$\text{W}\text{h}\text{e}\text{r}\text{e} \alpha \in (0,c ({\left({\stackrel{-}{X}}^{j}\right)}^{s},{\left({\stackrel{-}{X}}^{best}\right)}^{s}) \text{i}\text{s} \left\{\begin{array}{c}Move closer if \mu >0.75\\ Stay and disgulse if \mu \le 0.75\end{array}\right.$$
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Where \(\theta\) is for population of people, use the following system of spatial equations to describe movements using a random value between 0 and 1 that is set once at the start of the process and is regarded as the impact of adverse weather circumstances like fox as shown in Algorithm 1. coordinates\(\left\{\begin{array}{c}{w}_{0}^{new }= ar . cos \left({\varnothing }_{1}\right)+ {w}_{0}^{actual}\\ {w}_{1}^{new} = ar . sin \left({\varnothing }_{1}\right)+ar . cos \left({\varnothing }_{2}\right){w}_{1}^{actual}\\ {w}_{1}^{new }= ar . sin \left({\varnothing }_{1}\right)+ar . sin \left({\varnothing }_{2}\right)+ar . cos \left(3\right){w}_{2}^{actual}\\ \cdots \\ {w}_{m-2}^{new }=ar . \sum _{l=1}^{m=2}sin \left(l\right) +ar . cos \left({\varnothing }_{m-1}\right){w}_{2}^{actual}\\ {w}_{m-2}^{new }=ar . sin \left({\varnothing }_{1}\right)+ar . sin \left({\varnothing }_{2}\right)+\dots +ar . sin\left({\varnothing }_{m-1}\right){w}_{m-1}^{actual}\end{array}\right.\) (7)
Algorithm 1 Scarlet fox
Step 1: Start
Step 2:Define the following algorithmic parameters fitness function f (), search space solution size (a, b), iterations T, maximum population size (n), and fox observation angle (0) to weather condition,
Step 3:Randomly create a population of 𝑛 foxes in the search space,
Step 4:𝑡∶= 0
Step 5:while 𝑡 ≤ 𝑇 do
Step 6:Define coefficients for iteration: fox approaching change 𝑎, scaling parameter 𝛼,
Step 7:every fox in the present population, do
Step 8:Sorting people based on their level of fitness
Step 9:choose (𝑥𝑏𝑒𝑠𝑡)
Step 10:If reallocation is preferable than the former place, then
Step 12: progress the fox,
Step 13: else
Step 14: Return the fox to precedingpoint,
Step 15: end if
Step 16: Choose limitation𝜇cost to define noticing the hunting fox,
Step 17: if fox is not noticed then
Step 18: analyze fox observation radius 𝑟,
Step 19:estimate reallocation according,
Step 20: else
Step 21: Fox stays at his position to disguise,
Step 22: end if
Step 23: end for
Step 24: end while
Step 25: Stop
3.6 Boosted Deep Neural Network
A boosted deep neural network also known as a Boosted Neural Network (BNN), uses the strength of boosting algorithms in conjunction with deep learning models to improve prediction accuracy and generalization. Several neural network models, each trained on a distinct subset of data or a different designs are subjected to the sequential application of boosting methods like AdaBoost or Gradient Boosting. In order to increase performance overall, weights are given to these networks, and the outputs are pooled to produce predictions. The network's capacity to handle complicated relationships in the data is increased by this method, which also mitigates bias and lowers over fitting. Figure 2 shows that boosting deep neural network, when dealing with high-dimensional, noisy data; BDNNs are used in a variety of industries, such as computer vision, natural language processing and financial.
Weight initialization
\(W=\frac{1}{n}\) , n is a number of data points (8)
\(err=\sum i=1Nwi\left(t\right)\cdot I({y}_{i}=ht({x}_{i})\) , ht weight error (9)