Modelling Network Intrusion Detection with Computational Fluid Dynamics
Tanvir Qureshi
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Suresh Nair
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Abstract
In many engineering applications the behaviour of network intrusion detection directly governs the overall performance of structural health monitoring. Model validation is achieved by comparing predictions from computational fluid dynamics with experimental observations. The proposed approach cuts the computation time by more than 26%. The investigation confirms the value of combining analytical and experimental methods.
Keywords:
network intrusion detectioncomputational fluid dynamicsfuzzy logicsignal processing
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