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Applications Of Linear Algebra in Machine Learning for Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity systems increasingly rely on machine learning to process security-related information and distinguish ordinary activity from behavior that may indicate a threat.This review argues that linear algebra is the mathematical layer that makes these learning applications possible by organizin
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