165 research outputs found
A Note on Outliers in Linear Regression : A Case of Japanese Typical Households Behaviour
We study the notions of disjunctivity and alternativity of orthomodular posets in the context of orthoprojections or skew projections in C*-algebras
Some remarks on measures on orthogonal rational projections and the rational sphere
We examine measures on the quantum logic of all projections with rational n x n-matrices and on its sublogic generated by all projections onto one-dimensional subspaces in â„šn passing through elements of the unit sphere in â„šn
Gleason-type theorems for signed measures on orthomodular posets of projections on linear spaces
We consider some orthomodular posets which are not lattices and the Gleason-type theorems for signed measures on them. © 1995 Plenum Publishing Corporation
Gleason-type theorem for linear spaces over the field of four elements
We prove an analog of the famous Gleason theorem for additive functions on the orthomodular poset of all projections defined on an n-dimensional linear space over the field consisting of four elements. An essential part of the proof consists in a computer calculation
LogShield: A Transformer-based APT Detection System Leveraging Self-Attention
Cyber attacks are often identified using system and network logs. There have
been significant prior works that utilize provenance graphs and ML techniques
to detect attacks, specifically advanced persistent threats, which are very
difficult to detect. Lately, there have been studies where transformer-based
language models are being used to detect various types of attacks from system
logs. However, no such attempts have been made in the case of APTs. In
addition, existing state-of-the-art techniques that use system provenance
graphs, lack a data processing framework generalized across datasets for
optimal performance. For mitigating this limitation as well as exploring the
effectiveness of transformer-based language models, this paper proposes
LogShield, a framework designed to detect APT attack patterns leveraging the
power of self-attention in transformers. We incorporate customized embedding
layers to effectively capture the context of event sequences derived from
provenance graphs. While acknowledging the computational overhead associated
with training transformer networks, our framework surpasses existing LSTM and
Language models regarding APT detection. We integrated the model parameters and
training procedure from the RoBERTa model and conducted extensive experiments
on well-known APT datasets (DARPA OpTC and DARPA TC E3). Our framework achieved
superior F1 scores of 98% and 95% on the two datasets respectively, surpassing
the F1 scores of 96% and 94% obtained by LSTM models. Our findings suggest that
LogShield's performance benefits from larger datasets and demonstrates its
potential for generalization across diverse domains. These findings contribute
to the advancement of APT attack detection methods and underscore the
significance of transformer-based architectures in addressing security
challenges in computer systems
A probabilistic inequality for sums of bounded symmetric independent random variables
An inequality ∫x x+2 P{|∑i=1 n ξi| ≥ t} dt ≤ ∫x x+2 P{|∑i=1 n εi| ≥ t} dt is proved which describes an extremal property of a two-point distribution within the class of symmetric distributions with bounded support. © 1997 Plenum Publishing Corporation
The gleason theorem for the field of rational numbers and residue fields
Charges μ taking values in a field F and defined on orthomodular partially ordered sets (logics) of all projectors in some finite-dimensional linear space over F are considered. In the cases where F is the field of rational numbers or a residue field, the Gleason representation μ(P) = tr(T μP), where T μ is a linear operator, is proved. © 1999 Kluwcr Academic/Plenum Publishers
Linear spaces with probability measures, ultraproducts and contiguity
The ultraproducts of measurable linear spaces with probability measure are considered. We study some properties (sometimes exotic) of these probability spaces. Connections between the notions of ultraproduct, equivalence and contiguity, singularity and entire separateness are established. © 2014 Pleiades Publishing, Ltd
The haagerup problem on subadditive weights on W *-algebras
In 1975 U. Haagerup stated the following question: Is every normal subadditive weight on a W *-algebra sigma-weakly lower semicontinuous? Here we positively answer this question in a particular case of abelian W *-algebras and present a general form of normal subadditive weights on these algebras. © Allerton Press, Inc., 2011
Disjunctivity and alternativity in projection logics
We study the notions of disjunctivity and alternativity of orthomodular posets in the context of orthoprojections or skew projections in C*-algebras
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