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Today's threats to networks use various techniques that attempt to penetrate protective barriers.This taxes current intrusion detection systems to stay up with these attacks.Training a neural network intrusion detection system is important to detecting dynamic threats facing a network.However, keeping them trained in such a dynamic threat environment can prove challenging.Therefore, finding a fast method of training an IDS is important.This paper shows how the use of a fuzzy logic inference system can improve the training time for neural network intrusion detection systems.Using a combination of both fuzzy inference system and neural network techniques proved successful in reducing the convergence time of intrusion detection systems.
Mrudul DixitRajashwini Ukarande
Bharanidharan ShanmugamNorbik Bashah
Vara, Samuel SudheerAshalata PanigrahiManas Ranjan Patra
Vara, Samuel SudheerAshalata PanigrahiManas Ranjan Patra