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An improved classification technique is presented to identify automatically the acute lymphatic leukemia (ALL) subtypes. An adaptive segmentation procedure is performed on peripheral blood smear images to extract the main features (10 geometric features) from the segmented images of white blood cell (WBC), nucleus, and cytoplasm. To show the importance of the different extracted features for the diagnostic...
Internet traffic identification and classification is vital to the areas of network management and security monitoring, network planning, and QoS provision. Traditional approaches such as port-based and payload-based identification are becoming increasingly difficult with many new applications (e.g. P2P) using dynamic port numbers, masquerading techniques, and encryption to avoid detection. An alternative...
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