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+ ---
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+ pretty_name: CAD-CICUNSW
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+ license: cc-by-4.0
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+ language:
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+ - en
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+ task_categories:
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+ - tabular-classification
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+ task_ids:
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+ - tabular-multi-class-classification
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+ size_categories:
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+ - 1M<n<10M
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+ tags:
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+ - anomaly-detection
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+ - continual-learning
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+ - continual-anomaly-detection
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+ - network-intrusion-detection
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+ - cybersecurity
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+ - tabular
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+ - cic-unsw-nb15
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+ ---
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+ # CAD-CICUNSW
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+ ## Dataset Summary
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+ **CAD-CICUNSW** is a single-source continual anomaly detection benchmark scenario for network intrusion detection. It is derived from **CIC-UNSW-NB15 / UNSW-NB15** and converts the original tabular network-intrusion data into a sequence of concept-grouped tasks.
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+ The dataset contains **1,084,928 samples**, **5 tasks**, and has a reported **12.76% anomaly ratio in the test set**.
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+ The dataset is anonymized for double-blind NeurIPS review. Author names, institutional affiliations, project acknowledgements, and non-anonymous paper references are intentionally omitted.
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+ ## Intended Use
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+ This dataset is intended for research on:
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+ - continual anomaly detection;
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+ - continual learning for tabular data;
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+ - network intrusion detection;
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+ - robustness under distribution shift;
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+ - task ordering in continual-learning benchmarks;
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+ - forgetting and knowledge transfer across related network-traffic concepts;
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+ - benchmarking anomaly detectors under sequential task exposure.
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+ The intended use is **defensive machine learning research**. The dataset should not be used to support offensive cybersecurity activity.
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+ ## Dataset Source
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+ - CIC-UNSW-NB15: `https://www.unb.ca/cic/datasets/cic-unsw-nb15.html`
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+ - UNSW-NB15: `https://research.unsw.edu.au/projects/unsw-nb15-dataset`
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+ ## Dataset Files
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+ The repository contains the following files:
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+ | File | Description |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `data.csv` | Main tabular dataset file. |
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+ | `orderings.json` | Predefined task orderings for continual-learning evaluation. |
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+ | `croissant.json` | Croissant metadata describing the dataset. |
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+ ## Dataset Structure
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+ The main file is:
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+ ```text
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+ data.csv
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+ ```
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+ The dataset contains task metadata, binary labels, and numerical flow-level features.
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+ ### Core Columns
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+ | Column | Type | Description |
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+ |---|---:|---|
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+ | `task_id` | integer | Numeric identifier of the continual-learning task. |
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+ | `task_name` | string | Name of the task, e.g. `cicunsw_0`. |
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+ | `task_split` | string | Split assignment for the row. |
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+ | `label` | integer | Binary anomaly label. Conventionally, `0` denotes benign/normal traffic and `1` denotes anomalous/attack traffic. |
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+ ### Task Identifiers
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+ The dataset contains the following task identifiers:
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+ `cicunsw_0`, `cicunsw_1`, `cicunsw_2`, `cicunsw_3`, `cicunsw_4`
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+ ### Feature Columns
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+ The remaining columns are numerical network-flow features, including packet-count, byte-count, flag-count, duration, inter-arrival-time, and aggregate flow-statistics features. Representative examples include:
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+ - `Src Port`
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+ - `Dst Port`
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+ - `Protocol`
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+ - `Flow Duration`
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+ - `Tot Fwd Pkts`
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+ - `Tot Bwd Pkts`
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+ - `TotLen Fwd Pkts`
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+ - `TotLen Bwd Pkts`
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+ - `Fwd Pkt Len Mean`
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+ - `Bwd Pkt Len Mean`
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+ - `Flow Byts/s`
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+ - `Flow Pkts/s`
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+ - `Flow IAT Mean`
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+ - `Fwd IAT Mean`
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+ - `Bwd IAT Mean`
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+ For the complete schema, see `croissant.json`.
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+ ## Task Orderings
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+ The dataset provides six predefined orderings in `orderings.json`. These orderings define different continual-learning evaluation regimes over the same task set.
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+ | Ordering | Task sequence |
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+ | `curriculum_asc` | `cicunsw_4` → `cicunsw_1` → `cicunsw_3` → `cicunsw_2` → `cicunsw_0` |
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+ | `curriculum_desc` | `cicunsw_0` → `cicunsw_2` → `cicunsw_3` → `cicunsw_1` → `cicunsw_4` |
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+ | `generalization_desc` | `cicunsw_4` → `cicunsw_1` → `cicunsw_2` → `cicunsw_3` → `cicunsw_0` |
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+ | `generalization_asc` | `cicunsw_0` → `cicunsw_3` → `cicunsw_2` → `cicunsw_1` → `cicunsw_4` |
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+ | `smooth_drift` | `cicunsw_4` → `cicunsw_2` → `cicunsw_1` → `cicunsw_3` → `cicunsw_0` |
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+ | `abrupt_drift` | `cicunsw_1` → `cicunsw_2` → `cicunsw_3` → `cicunsw_0` → `cicunsw_4` |
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+ These orderings are intended to expose complementary continual-learning dynamics, including curriculum-like adaptation, generalization-oriented ordering, smooth drift, and abrupt drift.