Network intrusion detection is the problem of detecting anomalous network connections caused by intrusive activities. Many intrusion detection systems proposed before use both normal and intrusion data to build their classifiers. However; intrusion data are usually scarce and difficult to collect. We propose to solve this problem using a -novelty detection approach. In particular; we propose to take a nonparametric density estimation approach based on Cup 1999 dataset. Our system compares favorably with the KDD Cup winner which is based on an ensemble of decision trees with bagged boosting, as our system uses no intrusion data at all and much less normal data for training.
REF observed a nonparametric density estimation approach, based on Parzen-window estimators with Gaussian kernels.
Parzen-window network intrusion detectors
Object recognition supported by user interaction for service robots
Object recognition supported by user interaction for service robots
Computer Science