Affiliation:
1. School of Information Engineering Zhongshan Polytechnic Guangdong China
2. Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain Guangzhou University Guangdong China
3. School of Information Technology and Engineering Guangzhou College of Commerce Guangdong China
Abstract
SummaryThe classification of network traffic, which involves classifying and identifying the type of network traffic, is the most fundamental step to network service improvement and modern network management. Classic machine learning and deep learning methods have widely adopted in the field of network traffic classification. However, there are two major challenges in practice. One is the user privacy concern in cross‐domain traffic data sharing for the purpose of training a global classification model, and the other is the difficulty to obtain large amount of labeled data for training. In this paper, we propose a novel approach using federated semi‐supervised learning for network traffic classification, in which the federated server and clients from different domains work together to train a global classification model. Among them, unlabeled data are used on the client side, and labeled data are used on the server side. The experimental results derived from a public dataset show that the accuracy of the proposed approach can reach 97.81%, and the accuracy gap between the federated learning approach and the centralized training method is minimal.
Funder
Guangzhou Research Collaborative Innovation Projects
Subject
Computer Networks and Communications,Computer Science Applications
Cited by
6 articles.
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