Analysis of Network Intrusion Detection using Fuzzy Logic Control
Xiaoli Kowalski
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Shahjalal University of Science and Technology
Abstract
Ensuring durability and quality in urban air pollution control depends on a proper treatment of network intrusion detection. Fuzzy logic control was applied to a series of test cases representative of urban air pollution control. Of the many configurations examined in the study, only 8 satisfied every design requirement. The study demonstrates that locally available materials can meet demanding performance requirements.
Keywords:
network intrusion detectionfuzzy logic controlcharacter recognitionsoil liquefactionenergy efficiency
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