February 28, 2020

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Predicting Network Behavior Using Machine Learning/AI

Predicting Network Behavior Using Machine Learning/AI

Artificial Intelligence and the related field of Machine Learning is being increasingly used in applications to learn from data in diverse domains. This has been e …
Talk Title Predicting Network Behavior Using Machine Learning/AI
Speakers Srividya Iyer
Conference NANOG76
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Location Washington DC
Date Jun 10 2019 - Jun 12 2019
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Artificial Intelligence and the related field of Machine Learning is being increasingly used in applications to learn from data in diverse domains. This has been enabled in recent years by increased data availability and improved ML/AI techniques. This talk will provide an overview of Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence terminology and will look at different Machine Learning techniques that can be used to understand network behavior. It will specifically cover the Machine Learning techniques of classification, anomaly detection and prediction using real world examples. It will also look at the challenges in learning from network data and the benefits and limitations of Machine Learning applied to networking.

prediction intelligence intel real world network anomaly detection machine learning networking artificial intelligence
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