A New Centralized Detection-Based Process for Evaluating Anomalies and Analyzing the First Causes Using Machine Learning and Web Semantic
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v19i03.30079Keywords:
Anomaly detection, Semantic web, Knowledge graphs, Machine learning, Frauds and intrusions, Prior knowledge, Data thresholds, Deep cause’s analysisAbstract
In the last decades, many works have been done to enhance data performances in the computer field. Data performance consists to describe all improvements which can be added to data traffic. More precisely, we are talking about techniques allowing improving the evaluation of big data using machine learning. Data evaluation is composed of several variables such as security, quality of service, data synchronization, scalability, and data structuring. In this work, we complete our proceedings done to supervise the continuity of technological evolution in terms of big data and safety. In other words, we aim to add brick to our previous processes to take into consideration the enhancement of the analysis of the causes generating frauds and intrusions preventing data traffic. To achieve this end, we increase current machine learning techniques with prior knowledge based on data thresholds set by experts in the first place. We also aim to integrate knowledge facilitating the interpretation of the causes causing all kinds of anomalies in the second place. Finally, our process will be endowed with the requirements to improve the rate of detection of anomalies and reduce human involvement operation.
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