Statistical methods for network surveillance

Daniel R. Jeske, Nathaniel T. Stevens, Alexander G. Tartakovsky and James D. Wilson

Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry, 2018, vol. 34, issue 4, 425-445

Abstract: The term network surveillance is defined in general terms and illustrated with many examples. Statistical methodologies that can be used as tools for network surveillance are discussed. Details for 3 illustrative examples that address network security, surveillance for data network failures, and surveillance of email traffic flows are presented. Some open areas of research are identified.

Date: 2018
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