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Inference from trees: Cybersecurity

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TGMW89 - Unlocking Data Streams

In cybersecurity we want to detect malicious activity by finding unusual patterns of behaviour.  The logs of events on a system can be modelled as trees that evolve over time; the path signature provides a way to extract features from these trees by considering them as a collection of paths.  We can then use these features in machine learning techniques, to distinguish different types of behaviour.

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