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Improving the security of web services by automatic robot detection
Web robots account for over half of all web traffic and typically monitor resources uniformly, unlike humans, who tend to focus on specific topics. This research examines the impact of a machine learning algorithm, known as Extreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost), on identifying automated robots. XGBoos
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