Anomaly Detection in Large Networks using Approximation Techniques [1/7]

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A tremendous enthusiasm for amassing enormous amounts of network measurement data has spurred the development of numerous applications that incorporate data mining techniques. In this talk we question the hidden assumption in these applications that one needs to collect all



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