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Internet traffic classification based on flows' statistical properties with machine learning

Vlăduţu et al., 2017

Document ID
3362663183942902361
Author
Vlăduţu A
Comăneci D
Dobre C
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Network Management

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Machine learning has recently entered the area of network traffic classification as an alternative to the deep packet inspection technique. It provides both unsupervised and supervised learning algorithms that are capable to put aside similar types of traffic or …
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