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....the job of a negative selection stage should be restricted to tackle a more modest task that is closer to the role of negative selection of human immune system. That is simply filtering the harmful antibodies rather than generating competent ones. This view has been corroborated by further work (Kim and Bentley, 2001) which has recently shown how succesful the use of clonal selection with a negative selection operator can be for this type of problem. 3 Hofmeyr and Forrest (2000) s final system employs some other extensions to support the operation of AIS under a real network environment. Among them, ....
....work is now investigating the intrusion detection mechanism of the clonal selection stage. A new understanding of the task of the clonal selection stage has now resulted in the development of a more appropriate use for negative selection as an operator within a novel clonal selection algorithm (Kim and Bentley, 2001) ....
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