An application of a recurrent network to an intrusion detection system

The authors present an application of recurrent neural networks for intrusion detection. A partially recurrent network has been chosen for this particular application. The neural network acts as a data filter that highlights anomalous or suspicious data according to previously learned patterns. It has proven adaptive, because the same results for several users have been obtained with varying activities. The network cosine function was tested, and a hetero-associative version of the network was used to analyze the flipflop problem.<
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