Table 12 Comparison of proposed method with other existing methods.
Metric | NSCT Method | Proposed Method (Wavelet-based Scalograms) | Cyber Anomaly Detection by proposed method |
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Clarity | Moderate clarity for standard disturbances. | High clarity, especially in high-frequency disturbances. | Clear identification of anomalies |
Noise Handling | Poor handling of high-frequency noise. | Excellent noise suppression at multiple frequency levels. | Isolates cyber-induced noise clearly. |
Frequency Resolution | Limited resolution, struggles with harmonics. | Higher frequency resolution for different levels. | Higher resolution for cyber anomalies. |
Energy Scalograms (S) | Limited in distinguishing energy across bands. | Clear distribution of energy across time and frequency. | Enhanced energy detection of anomalies |
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) | Lower SNR, less accurate for noisy signals. | Higher SNR, isolates disturbances with minimal noise. | Improved SNR for anomaly detection. |
Handling Cyber Anomalies | Struggles to detect high-frequency anomalies. | Clear detection of cyber anomalies (e.g., FDI, harmonics). | Excellent for high-frequency anomalies |