KEYWORDS: Principal component analysis, Data modeling, Computer intrusion detection, Data processing, Sensors, Error analysis, Reconstruction algorithms, Systems modeling, Network security, Detection and tracking algorithms
Intrusion Detection Systems (IDSs) need a mass of labeled data in the process of training, which hampers the application and popularity of traditional IDSs. Classical principal component analysis is highly sensitive to outliers in training data, and leads to poor classification accuracy. This paper proposes a novel scheme based on robust principal component classifier, which obtains principal components that are not influenced much by outliers. An anomaly detection model is constructed from the distances in the principal component space and the reconstruction error of training data. The experiments show that this proposed approach can detect unknown intrusions effectively, and has a good performance in detection rate and false positive rate especially.
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