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MoEv can be downloaded from the following link [https://niebla.unileon.es/cybersecurity/moev]
 
MoEv can be downloaded from the following link [https://niebla.unileon.es/cybersecurity/moev]

Revision as of 11:41, 28 October 2020

MoEV


MoEv tool was used. MoEv is a general-purpose tool that allows for building classification models from labeled datasets moev. In addition, MoEv allows for performing data cleaning and pre-processing operations. It has been successfully used in different research areas such us jamming attacks detection on real-time location systems, academic success prediction at educational institutions or to detect network attacks.

The models that can be trained in MoEv are as follows:


Models
Adaptive Boosting
Bagging Classifier
Bernoulli Restricted Boltzmann Machine
Classification And Regression Tree
K-Nearest Neighbors
Linear Discriminant Analysis
Naive Bayes
One-vs-the-rest
Quadratic Discriminant Analysis
Random Forest
Stochastic Gradient Descent


The internal scheme of MoEv is follows:


ComponentsDiagramMoEv.png


Once the tool is used, the output that MoEv offers is similar to the following:

KNeighbors_Classifier.joblib


Accuracy for model is: 0.964116 
Classification report:
               precision  recall    f1-score   support
           0   0.987845  0.942207  0.964486    198137
           1   0.941017  0.987583  0.963738    184986
   micro avg   0.964116  0.964116  0.964116    383123
   macro avg   0.964431  0.964895  0.964112    383123
weighted avg   0.965235  0.964116  0.964125    383123

Confusion Matrix:
[[186686  11451]
[  2297 182689]]


MoEv can be downloaded from the following link [1]