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Advanced security learning model for predicting network threats with intelligent approaches

Sep 2026 · Information Security Journal: A Global Perspective · Vol 35, pp. 708 - 720 · 0 citations · 29 references

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Experimental outcomes indicate that EL-NTP demonstrates comparable detection capabilities to several previously established NI detection (NID) methods and is proficient in recognizing a diverse array of NI types.

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