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🛜→🖼️ Replication of the model set forth in "FlowPic: Encrypted Internet Traffic Classification is as Easy as Image Recognition" by Tal Shapira and Yuval Shavitt
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the data format? #2

Open liang19951114 opened 3 years ago

liang19951114 commented 3 years ago

i am a new student in traffic classification, however, i cannot log in the dsmlp in uscd,

parkeraddison commented 3 years ago

Welcome to the capstone!

Typically we access dsmlp via ssh <ucsd username>@dsmlp-login.ucsd.edu. See: https://support.ucsd.edu/services?id=kb_article_view&sys_kb_id=cbb951c31b42a050df40ed7dee4bcb9e. This will also be covered in lecture at the beginning of the quarter.

I'm not sure if you'll have access to DSMLP yet, since sometimes permissions aren't set until the quarter begins. It might be easiest to just use your local machine to run this analysis as you only need TensorFlow (+pandas, numpy, etc) to do the preprocessing/training.

The data itself was generated using network-stats by the previous students and stored in a Google Drive -- you could ask your Viasat mentors for access to the drive. Otherwise, you can use DANE to pretty quickly generate some test data by yourself.

liang19951114 commented 3 years ago

Welcome to the capstone!

Typically we access dsmlp via ssh <ucsd username>@dsmlp-login.ucsd.edu. See: https://support.ucsd.edu/services?id=kb_article_view&sys_kb_id=cbb951c31b42a050df40ed7dee4bcb9e. This will also be covered in lecture at the beginning of the quarter.

I'm not sure if you'll have access to DSMLP yet, since sometimes permissions aren't set until the quarter begins. It might be easiest to just use your local machine to run this analysis as you only need TensorFlow (+pandas, numpy, etc) to do the preprocessing/training.

The data itself was generated using network-stats by the previous students and stored in a Google Drive -- you could ask your Viasat mentors for access to the drive. Otherwise, you can use DANE to pretty quickly generate some test data by yourself.

but i am not a student of UCSD, can i have access to the data?