Multi-level sampling approach for continous loss detection using iterative window and statistical model

This paper proposes a Multi-Level Sampling (MLS) approach for continuous Loss of Self-Similarity (LoSS) detection using iterative window. The method defines LoSS based on Second Order Self-Similarity (SOSS) statistical model. The Optimization Method (OM) is used to estimate self-similarity parameter...

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Main Authors: Rohani, Mohd. Fo’ad, Maarof, Mohd. Aizaini, Selamat, Ali, Kettani, Houssain
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Published: International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) 2010
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spelling my.utm.380062017-02-15T01:43:56Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/38006/ Multi-level sampling approach for continous loss detection using iterative window and statistical model Rohani, Mohd. Fo’ad Maarof, Mohd. Aizaini Selamat, Ali Kettani, Houssain QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science This paper proposes a Multi-Level Sampling (MLS) approach for continuous Loss of Self-Similarity (LoSS) detection using iterative window. The method defines LoSS based on Second Order Self-Similarity (SOSS) statistical model. The Optimization Method (OM) is used to estimate self-similarity parameter since it is fast and more accurate in comparison with other estimation methods known in the literature. Probability of LoSS detection is introduced to measure continuous LoSS detection performance. The proposed method has been tested with real Internet traffic simulation dataset. The results demonstrate that normal traces have probability of LoSS detection below the threshold at all sampling levels. Meanwhile, false positive detection can occur where abnormal traces have probability of LoSS that imitates normal behavior at sampling levels below 100 ms. However, the LoSS probability exceeds the threshold at sampling levels larger than 100 ms. Our results show the possibility of detecting anomaly traffic behavior based on obtaining continuous LoSS detection monitoring. International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) 2010 Article PeerReviewed text/html en http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/38006/2/77 Rohani, Mohd. Fo’ad and Maarof, Mohd. Aizaini and Selamat, Ali and Kettani, Houssain (2010) Multi-level sampling approach for continous loss detection using iterative window and statistical model. International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) Engineering Journal, 11 (2). pp. 151-162. ISSN 1511-788X
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topic QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science
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Rohani, Mohd. Fo’ad
Maarof, Mohd. Aizaini
Selamat, Ali
Kettani, Houssain
Multi-level sampling approach for continous loss detection using iterative window and statistical model
description This paper proposes a Multi-Level Sampling (MLS) approach for continuous Loss of Self-Similarity (LoSS) detection using iterative window. The method defines LoSS based on Second Order Self-Similarity (SOSS) statistical model. The Optimization Method (OM) is used to estimate self-similarity parameter since it is fast and more accurate in comparison with other estimation methods known in the literature. Probability of LoSS detection is introduced to measure continuous LoSS detection performance. The proposed method has been tested with real Internet traffic simulation dataset. The results demonstrate that normal traces have probability of LoSS detection below the threshold at all sampling levels. Meanwhile, false positive detection can occur where abnormal traces have probability of LoSS that imitates normal behavior at sampling levels below 100 ms. However, the LoSS probability exceeds the threshold at sampling levels larger than 100 ms. Our results show the possibility of detecting anomaly traffic behavior based on obtaining continuous LoSS detection monitoring.
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author Rohani, Mohd. Fo’ad
Maarof, Mohd. Aizaini
Selamat, Ali
Kettani, Houssain
author_facet Rohani, Mohd. Fo’ad
Maarof, Mohd. Aizaini
Selamat, Ali
Kettani, Houssain
author_sort Rohani, Mohd. Fo’ad
title Multi-level sampling approach for continous loss detection using iterative window and statistical model
title_short Multi-level sampling approach for continous loss detection using iterative window and statistical model
title_full Multi-level sampling approach for continous loss detection using iterative window and statistical model
title_fullStr Multi-level sampling approach for continous loss detection using iterative window and statistical model
title_full_unstemmed Multi-level sampling approach for continous loss detection using iterative window and statistical model
title_sort multi-level sampling approach for continous loss detection using iterative window and statistical model
publisher International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM)
publishDate 2010
url http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/38006/2/77
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