Filtering training data for machine learning
AssigneeSymantec Corporation
InventorAlfred C. Hartmann
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AssigneeSymantec Corporation
InventorAlfred C. Hartmann
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Data center activity traces form a corpus used for machine learning. The data in the corpus are putatively normal but may be tainted with latent anomalies. There is a statistical likelihood that the corpus represents predominately legitimate activity, and this likelihood is exploited to allow for a targeted examination of only the data representing possible anomalous activity. The corpus is separated into clusters having members with like features. The clusters having the fewest members are identified, as these clusters represent potential anomalous activities. These clusters are evaluated to determine whether they represent actual anomalous activities. The data from the clusters representing actual anomalous activities are excluded from the corpus. As a result, the machine learning is more effective and the trained system provides better performance, since latent anomalies are not mistaken for normal activity.
A method of generating a corpus for training a computerized security system, the security system for monitoring a data center to detect anomalous activity, comprising:
A system for generating a corpus for training a security system to detect anomalous activity at a data center, comprising:
A computer-readable storage medium having executable computer program instructions recorded thereon for generating a corpus for training a security system to detect anomalous activity at a data center, comprising:
A system for generating a corpus for training a security system to detect anomalous activity at a data center, comprising:
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