ACO and SVM selection feature weighting of network intrusion detection method

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Feature selection and classifier design is the key to network intrusion detection. In order to improve network intrusion detection rate for feature selection problem, this paper proposed a network intrusion detection method (ACO-FS -SVM) combining ant colony algorithm to select the features with a feature weighting SVM. First, the use of support vector machine classification accuracy and feature subset dimension construct a comprehensive fitness weighting index. Then use the ant colony algorithm for global optimization and multiple search capabilities to achieve optimal solutions feature subset search feature. And then selected the key feature of network data and calculated information gain access to various features weights and heavy weights to build support vector machine classifier based on the characteristics of network attacks right. At last, refine the final design of the local search methods to make the feature selection results without redundant features while improve the convergence resistance, and verify the data set by KDD1999 effectiveness of the algorithm. The results show that ACO-FS-SVM can effectively reduce the dimension of features, and have improved network intrusion detection accuracy and detection speed.

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Xingzhu, W. (2015). ACO and SVM selection feature weighting of network intrusion detection method. International Journal of Security and Its Applications, 9(4), 259–270. https://doi.org/10.14257/ijsia.2015.9.4.24

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