“…Note that, because Sato method uses human decisions, comparison by the same conditions is impossible. Detailed comparisons with other methods are shown in [14] and [15], and our advantage in detection rate could be confirmed.…”
Section: Comparison With Other Methods (Advantageous Points)mentioning
“…Note that, because Sato method uses human decisions, comparison by the same conditions is impossible. Detailed comparisons with other methods are shown in [14] and [15], and our advantage in detection rate could be confirmed.…”
Section: Comparison With Other Methods (Advantageous Points)mentioning
“…And where W han (•) denote Hanning window function. The analysis shown in [14] concludes Hanning window function is optimal for this scheme [7]. As already shown above, the standard spectrum is the average spectrum among ordinary spectrums.…”
Section: Entropy and Detection Tablementioning
confidence: 74%
“…Therefore, the table shows the threshold of the value of entropy between ordinal and malicious with probability. Our prototype method [14] is not quantifi Therefore, it is quite primitive but it is powerful for detecting. This method classifies the communication situation into following three types.…”
Section: Outlinementioning
confidence: 99%
“…-one server -with various payload size session" in our observations. Our prototype method [14] is not quantified but is based on visual identification for detecting.…”
“…Our method [14] [15] uses discrete Fourier transform (DFT). Note that there are some mistakes and typos in [15], so we correct them in this paper.In addition, our method does not follow the strict definition, but we are paying attention to experimentally confirmed advantage.…”
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