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Figure 1.3: An example of a node classification problem
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Figure 1.4: An example of a graph split into two clusters c 1 and c 2
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Graph-Based Malware Classification using Machine Learning
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Malware is a growing threat to modern computers, so that today, every system must protect itself with additional security software. This broad use of protection systems leads to a considerable number of malware samples which have to be analyzed on a daily basis and therefore, automated malware classification systems which can be used in practice ar...
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