⭐ Nadaputri, Gracia Angelica (2022) Implementasi Ensemble Learning untuk Mendeteksi Malware pada Android Mobile dengan Decision Tree, Naive Bayes dan Logistic Regression. Bachelor Thesis, Universitas Multimedia Nusantara.
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Abstract
Mobile devices have been an essential part of society and with the ever-growing market share, the potential for harm has also increased. With that being said, the implementation of machine learning to aid in preventing these threats is also on the rise. One approach is to use an ensemble learning method in which smaller and lighter models, also known as base learners, are put together to predict the same problem with higher accuracy. The models used in this exploration include Decision Trees, Naive Bayes Classifiers, and Logistic Regression. Two ensemble methods were tested when put together or put in groups: Bagging and Stacking. Multiple combinations were tested with these models and methods on a dataset which consists of 50,000 data of applications, each with 1436 features. The most successful model, a Bagged Decision Tree Ensemble, produced an accuracy of 90.69%, AUC Score of 84.44%, and precision value of 91.09%.
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