Thesis/Dissertation: Bc. Ján Rusnačko: Self-optimizing traffic classification framework
Master's thesis
Self-optimizing traffic classification framework
Abstract
Klasifikácia sieťovej prevádzky je dôležitou súčasťou správy siete s ohľadom na QoS a bezpečnostný monitoring. Práca popisuje framework pre návrh algoritmov pre klasifikáciu sieťovej prevádzky založený na štatistických vlastnostiach tokov. Stavia na výsledkoch algoritmu SPID a využíva viacúrovňový clustering so samostatnými klasifikátormi. V práci sú tiež uvedených niekoľko nových vlastností tokov…more
Abstract
Traffic classification is an important part of network management with respect to quality of service and security monitoring. We introduce a novel framework for designing traffic classification algorithms based on statistical flow features. We build on the results achieved by SPID and use multilevel clustering with custom classifiers to avoid peaking effect. Furthermore, we introduce several novel…more
Thesis description
Základní literatura:
[1] Erik Hjelmvik and Wolfgang John. Statistical protocol identification with spid: Preliminary results. In Swedish National Computer NetworkingWorkshop, 2009.
[2] Peter Dorfinger, Georg Panholzer and Wolfgang John. Entropy Estimation for Real-Time Encrypted Traffic Identification. In Traffic Monitoring and Analysis 2011. LNCS 6613, Springer. 2011.
[3] G. Szabó, J. Szule, Z. Turányi, and G. Pongrácz. Multi-level machine learning traffic classification system. In ICN 2012, The Eleventh International Conference on Networks, 2012.
11/6/2013 10:37, RNDr. Marián Novotný, Ph.D.
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