Re: [Nmlrg] Call for Agenda NMLRG @IETF94, Yokohama

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Hi Jerome, All,

Yes indeed this topic is relevant and very interesting. 

Actually we (Daniel and Nizar in cc and I) considered and used clustering approaches for pre-processing DNS traffic traces before applying ML techniques (supervised learning, namely a variant of decision trees) for addressing network security issues. 

We would be very interested in listening to your presentation. 

BTW Sheng, Brian, do you already know the date and time which will be allocated for this NMLRG session at the forthcoming IETF-94?
Also, will it be possible to participate to the session via conf call? 
Thanks 

Best regards,
Stephane 
 
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De : nmlrg [mailto:[e-mail]] De la part de Jérôme François
Envoyé : lundi 12 octobre 2015 22:21
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Objet : Re: [Nmlrg] Call for Agenda NMLRG @IETF94, Yokohama

Hi all,

I recently introduced a fingerprinting use case on the ML that I could present but I was wondering if it would not better to present something about heterogenous data aggregation.

We actually build a method to aggregate multi-dimensional data within a single tree structure without assuming any order between dimensions and with variable granularity. It is a kind of mix between k-dimensional tree and density-based clustering. For example, we applied it to DNS answers aggregating both domain names and IP address in a single data structure to be analyzed rather than an individual record inspection to first identify time period where some divergent behavior appears.

I know that it is not ML itself but we used it is fully in the scope of data representation and pre-processing of ML.

So, would that topic be interesting for NMLRG participants?

Best regards,
jerome

Le 08/10/2015 05:28, Sheng Jiang a écrit :
> Hi, all,
>
> We have been assigned one session of 2.5 hour for the proposed NMLRG 
> (Network Machine Learning Research Group) meeting for
> IETF-94 (Yokohama) and are starting to collect agenda items for this 
> session.
>
> The proposed NML RG is still in the very initial stage. So, we have 
> very open scope. We do not restrict the topics. The only threshold is 
> it should be relevant to network or network devices, using Machine Learning.
>
> Please send us ([e-mail], [e-mail]) 
> requests for sessions and include:
>
> Name of time slot:
> Name of topic(s):
> Time requested:
> Presenter name(s):
> Brief description of the topic:
>
> More details about the Yokohama IETF can be found at 
> http://www.ietf.org/meeting/94/index.html.
>
> Also, presenters please invoke discussions in the NMLRG list. We have 
> limited time in the face-to-face meeting. Mail list is a good place to 
> propagate and discuss the topics.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Brian & Sheng
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