Project Description: |
Integration of attacker and detector is
performed by way of co-evolution. The basic objective of which is to ensure that the detector and attacker
develop at similar rates. Should one side dominate the other then evolution will come to a halt. The basic methodology
investigated for achieving this will make use of the concept of exemplar dominance. That is to say, we are interested in
identifying the subset of non-overlapping (attack) behaviours and matching this to the performance of detectors. Several
approaches to investigating this problem will be modeled, including Nash equilibria, host-parasite models, and dynamic subset selection.
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