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proposed approach) however detection rate is unknown with a larger computation
time. In the rest of the result of Table 10 the detection rate and computation time of
the proposed MLP approach are superior.
The future work should be directed towards developing hybrid neural network to
increase the ef

ciency of intrusion detection and to deal the dynamic large data
stream to secure from network intrusion.

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