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....generation of a list of events that should not occur. This process is both time consuming and prone to errors. 3. # A new paradigm for intrusion detection The intrusion and anomaly detection systems we mentioned previously, and other specialized applications [Couch ,et al. 1996, Hughes, 1996, Karam, 1994, Oetiker, 1998] usually provide us with reporting and monitoring capabilities. We like this possibility because it provides us with a condensed view of what is going on. However, most of the time this view will offer a simplistic interpretation and tends to ignore the complexity and context in ....
Karam, Gerald M. "Visualization using Timelines." Proc. 1994 International Symposium on Software Testing and Analysis, Seattle, WA, USA, August 17-19, 1994.
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.... of Maryland and IBM [6] Time has been represented in the context of multimedia streaming in Diva [4] The Envision system at Virginia Tech allows users to explore trends in digital library metadata, including publication dates [5] Earlier work on use of timelines includes that by Karam [2] and Kullberg [3] 3. VISUALIZATION DESIGN AND INTERACTIONS We have implemented a proof of principle prototype of ThemeRiver and demonstrated it with a collection of speeches, interviews, articles, and other text associated with Fidel Castro over a 40 year period. Values for theme strength ....
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....Alternatively, a merging algorithm may be applied to the Log Files and Offset Files of an experiment to generate a global event file from which the behaviour of the system as a whole may then be analyzed. The sorted event logs may be analyzed using various tools such as Xtg (described in [4]) for visualization or Finale (described in [7] for performance statistics. Filter programs and scripts are available to convert the DECALS event log format into the appropriate formats for use with these other tools. Figure 3 shows the flow of data from the Log Files through the filters and ....
G.M. Karam. Visualization using timelines. In International Symposium on Software Testing and Analysis (ISSTA), Seattle, WA, 1994.
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