Takanori Hara

Assistant Professor

Nara Institute of Science and Technology

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Dr. Takanori Hara is an Assistant Professor at the Nara Institute of Science and Technology in Japan. His research interests include intrusion detection systems, service function chaining, and optimization techniques in decentralized applications. Recent publications focus on combining machine learning with in-kernel packet processing and addressing network topology challenges.

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Shoji Kasahara

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Nara Institute of Science and Technology（NAIST）

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Masahiro Sasabe

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Kansai University

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Unsupervised real-time in-kernel intrusion detection system using autoencoders and eBPF

eBPF-Based Ordered Proof of Transit for Trustworthy Service Function Chaining

Repeated Stochastic Game and Lyapunov Optimization for Mining Task Offloading in Decentralized Applications

Practicality of in-kernel/user-space packet processing empowered by lightweight neural network and decision tree

Resource-Efficient and Availability-Aware Service Chaining and VNF Placement with VNF Diversity and Redundancy

Capacitated Shortest Path Tour Based Service Chaining Adaptive to Changes of Service Demand and Network Topology

Capacitated Shortest Path Tour-Based Service Chaining Adaptive to Changes of Service Demand and Network Topology

On robustness against evacuees’ unexpected movement in automatic evacuation guiding

Speedy and Efficient Service Chaining and Function Placement Based on Lagrangian Heuristics for Capacitated Shortest Path Tour Problem

Path reachability including distance-constrained detours

Capacitated Shortest Path Tour Problem-Based Integer Linear Programming for Service Chaining and Function Placement in NFV Networks

Multi-Agent Distributed Route Selection under Consideration of Time Dependency among Agents' Road Usage for Vehicular Networks

Capacitated Refuge Assignment for Speedy and Reliable Evacuation

Selfish Yet Optimal Routing by Adjusting Perceived Traffic Information of Road Networks

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Shoji Kasahara

Masahiro Sasabe

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