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An intrusion detection system (IDS) is an art to detect network intrusions by monitoring the network traffic patterns. Generally, an IDS uses only a single-layer detection structure; therefore it cannot adjust its structure adaptively and automatically. In this paper, two hierarchical IDSs, the serial hierarchical and parallel hierarchical IDSs, are proposed. Both of them are based on radial basis function (RBF) neural networks. Because of the short training time and high accuracy of the RBF neural networks, two hierarchical IDSs can monitor network traffic in real-time, train new classifiers for novel intrusions automatically, and modify their structures adaptively after new classifiers are trained.
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