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Data distribution presents sparsity in a high-dimensional space, thus difficulty affording sufficient information to distinguish anomalies from normal instances. Moreover, a high-dimensional space may exist many subspaces, obviously, anomalies can exist in any subspaces. This also creates trouble for anomaly mining. Consequently, it is a challenge for anomaly mining in a high-dimensional space. To address this, here proposed a deep hypersphere method fused with probabilistic approach for anomaly mining. In the proposed method, the deep neural network is used as a feature extractor to capture those layered low-dimensional features from the data lying in a high-dimensional space. To promote the ability of the deep neural network to capture these features, the probability approach of sample binary-classification is fused into the loss function, thereby forming the probability deep neural network Then, the hypersphere is used as an anomalous detector. In the low-dimensional features extracted by the deep neural network, the anomalous detector separates anomaly features from normal features. Finally, experimental results on synthetic and real-world data sets show that the proposed method not only outperforms the state-of-the-art methods in the precision of mined anomalies, but also this hybrid method consisting of deep neural networks and traditional detection methods has outstanding capabilities of mining high-dimensional anomalies. We find that deep neural networks fusing the probabilistic method of sample multi-classification can capture these desired low-dimensional features; moreover, these captured low-dimensional features present more obvious layered characteristics. We also demonstrate that as long as these captured features represent a fewer anomaly instances, it can sufficiently identify anomalies from normal instances.

Anomaly detection for high-dimensional space using deep hypersphere fused with probability approach