5 research outputs found
An improved negative selection algorithm based on the hybridization of cuckoo search and differential evolution for anomaly detection
The biological immune system (BIS) is characterized by networks of cells, tissues, and
organs communicating and working in synchronization. It also has the ability to learn,
recognize, and remember, thus providing the solid foundation for the development
of Artificial Immune System (AIS). Since the emergence of AIS, it has proved itself
as an area of computational intelligence. Real-Valued Negative Selection Algorithm
with Variable-Sized Detectors (V-Detectors) is an offspring of AIS and demonstrated
its potentials in the field of anomaly detection. The V-Detectors algorithm depends
greatly on the random detectors generated in monitoring the status of a system.
These randomly generated detectors suffer from not been able to adequately cover
the non-self space, which diminishes the detection performance of the V-Detectors
algorithm. This research therefore proposed CSDE-V-Detectors which entail the
use of the hybridization of Cuckoo Search (CS) and Differential Evolution (DE) in
optimizing the random detectors of the V-Detectors. The DE is integrated with CS
at the population initialization by distributing the population linearly. This linear
distribution gives the population a unique, stable, and progressive distribution process.
Thus, each individual detector is characteristically different from the other detectors.
CSDE capabilities of global search, and use of L´evy flight facilitates the effectiveness
of the detector set in the search space. In comparison with V-Detectors, cuckoo search,
differential evolution, support vector machine, artificial neural network, na¨ıve bayes,
and k-NN, experimental results demonstrates that CSDE-V-Detectors outperforms
other algorithms with an average detection rate of 95:30% on all the datasets. This
signifies that CSDE-V-Detectors can efficiently attain highest detection rates and
lowest false alarm rates for anomaly detection. Thus, the optimization of the randomly
detectors of V-Detectors algorithm with CSDE is proficient and suitable for anomaly
detection tasks
Samba Openldap: An Evolution And Insight
Directory services facilitate access to information
organized under a variety of frameworks and applications. The
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol is a promising technology
that provides access to directory information using a data
structure similar to that of the X.500 protocol. IBM Tivoli,
Novell, Sun, Oracle, Microsoft, and many other vendor features
LDAP-based implementations. The technology’s increasing
popularity is due both to its flexibility and its compatibility with
existing applications. A directory service is a searchable
database repository that lets authorized users and services find
information related to people, computers, network devices, and
applications. Given the increasing need for information —
particularly over the Internet — directory popularity has grown
over the last decade and is now a common choice for distributed
applications. Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
accommodates the need of high level of security, single sign-on,
and centralized user management. This protocol offers security
services and integrated directory with capability of storage
management user information in a directory. Therefore at the
same time the user can determine application, service, server to
be accessed, and user privileges. It is necessary to realize files
sharing between different operating systems in local area
network. Samba software package, as the bridge across Windows
and Linux, can help us resolve the problem. In this paper, we try
to explore previous literature on this topic and also consider
current authors work then come out with our views on the
subject matter of discussion based on our understanding
Samba Openldap Performance in a Simulated Environment
The Information Technology world is developing so
fast and it is been reported that Open Source tools will eventually
take over proprietary tools in no to distant future. The Open
Source Community is integrating its products with that of the
proprietary ones and the integration of Windows machines into
Linux network is evident of such practices. The purpose of this
project is to implement Samba with OpenLDAP in a simulated
environment. This implementation is conducted within a virtual
environment by simulating the setup of Linux and Windows
Operating systems by reducing physical setup of machines.
Samba will act as an interface between Linux and Windows, files
will be accessible to both server and client. OpenLDAP stores the
user accounts and configuration files. A performance test carried
out on Samba determining effect on CPU power and Memory
usage shows a decrease in the CPU power and an increase in
Memory usage
Collaborative Filtering Recommender Systems
Abstract: Recommender Systems are software tools and techniques for suggesting items to users by considering their preferences in an automated fashion. The suggestions provided are aimed at support users in various decisionmaking processes. Technically, recommender system has their origins in different fields such as Information Retrieval (IR), text classification, machine learning and Decision Support Systems (DSS). Recommender systems are used to address the Information Overload (IO) problem by recommending potentially interesting or useful items to users. They have proven to be worthy tools for online users to deal with the IO and have become one of the most popular and powerful tools in E-commerce. Many existing recommender systems rely on the Collaborative Filtering (CF) and have been extensively used in E-commerce .They have proven to be very effective with powerful techniques in many famous E-commerce companies. This study presents an overview of the field of recommender systems with current generation of recommendation methods and examines comprehensively CF systems with its algorithms