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Anomaly detection approaches for communication networks

Thottan et al., 2010

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18124278496913572457
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Thottan M
Liu G
Ji C
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Algorithms for next generation networks

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In recent years, network anomaly detection has become an important area for both commercial interests as well as academic research. Applications of anomaly detection typically stem from the perspectives of network monitoring and network security. In network …
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