Feature Naming fixed to work on CIC-Dataset 2017-19 #163
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Feature Naming Enhancement for CIC-Dataset 2017-19 Compatibility
In this contribution, I have enhanced the functionality of the project by addressing a critical issue related to Feature Naming, specifically for compatibility with the CIC-Dataset 2017-19. The goal was to ensure that the feature names align seamlessly with the requirements of the specified dataset.
Changes Made
I meticulously revised the entire codebase to make the necessary adjustments in feature naming. This involved a thorough review and update of variable values and names to adhere to the conventions and expectations of the CIC-Dataset 2017-19.
Optimization for CICFlowMeter
As a result of these Feature Naming fixes, the CICFlowMeter is now optimized to work seamlessly with the CIC-Dataset 2017-19. This enhancement ensures better compatibility and integration with the dataset, providing users with an improved and more reliable experience when using the CICFlowMeter tool.
How to Use
To leverage these improvements, simply pull the latest changes from the repository and recompile the project. Ensure that you are using the updated version to benefit from the enhanced compatibility with the CIC-Dataset 2017-19.
Happy coding!