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Lightweight Transformer Model for Mobile Application Classification
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Recently, realistic services like virtual reality and augmented reality have gained popularity. These realistic services require deterministic transmission with end-to-end low latency and high reliability for practical applications. However, for these real-time services to be deterministic, the network core should provide the requisite level of network. To deliver differentiated services to each real-time service, network service providers can classify applications based on traffic. However, due to the presence of personal information in headers, application classification based on encrypted application data is necessary. Initially, we collected application traffic from four well-known applications and preprocessed this data to extract encrypted application data and convert it into model input. We proposed a lightweight transformer model consisting of an encoder, a global average pooling layer, and a dense layer to categorize applications based on the encrypted payload in a packet. To enhance the performance of the proposed model, we determined hyperparameters using several performance evaluations. We evaluated performance with 1D-CNN and ET-BERT. The proposed transformer model demonstrated good performance in the performance evaluation, with a classification accuracy and F1 score of 96% and 95%, respectively. The time complexity of the proposed transformer model was higher than that of 1D-CNN but performed better in application classification. The proposed transformer model had lower time complexity and higher classification performance than ET-BERT.
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transformer model
application classification
wireless LAN
deep learning
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