Use Dimensionality Reduction and SVM Methods to Increase the Penetration Rate of Computer Networks
Amir Moradibaad, Ramin Jalilian Mashhoud

TL;DR
This paper proposes a method combining dimensionality reduction via SVD and SVM classification to improve intrusion detection in computer networks, demonstrating enhanced performance over existing methods using the NSL-KDD dataset.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach that integrates SVD-based dimension reduction with SVM for network intrusion detection, showing improved accuracy and efficiency.
Findings
The combined SVD and SVM method outperforms KNN with and without dimension reduction.
The proposed approach achieves higher detection accuracy on the NSL-KDD dataset.
Dimension reduction improves computational efficiency and detection performance.
Abstract
In the world today computer networks have a very important position and most of the urban and national infrastructure as well as organizations are managed by computer networks, therefore, the security of these systems against the planned attacks is of great importance. Therefore, researchers have been trying to find these vulnerabilities so that after identifying ways to penetrate the system, they will provide system protection through preventive or countermeasures. SVM is one of the major algorithms for intrusion detection. In this research, we studied a variety of malware and methods of intrusion detection, provide an efficient method for detecting attacks and utilizing dimension reduction.Thus, we will be able to detect attacks by carefully combining these two algorithms and pre-processes that are performed before the two on the input data. The main question raised is how we can…
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Taxonomy
MethodsSupport Vector Machine
