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Using Decision Trees for Generating Adaptive SPIT Signatures

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Figure 1: Example of a SIP message and possible features
Figure 3: Extracting a SPIT Signature from a De- De-cision Tree
Figure 4: Online Policy Building and Merging
Table 1: SIP attributes extracted for experimenta- experimenta-tion
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