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Volume 18, No. 2
Substructure-aware Log Anomaly Detection
Abstract
System logs, recording critical information about system opera-System logs, recording critical information about system operations, serve as indispensable tools for system anomaly detection. Graph-based methods have demonstrated superior performance compared to other methods in capturing the interdependencies of log events. However, existing methods often neglect the com-of log events. However, existing methods often neglect the complex substructure patterns of nodes within log graphs, making it challenging to capture the subtle alteration in event type, struc-challenging to capture the subtle alteration in event type, structure, and the location of exceptions that indicate node anomalies. To address this limitation, this paper proposes a novel framework called Substructure-aware Log Anomaly Detection at Code File Level ( SLAD ). It first introduces a Monte Carlo Tree Search strategy tailored specifically for log anomaly detection to discover repre-tailored specifically for log anomaly detection to discover representative substructures. Then, SLAD incorporates a substructure distillation way to enhance the efficiency of anomaly inference based on the representative substructures. After that, we introduce a soft pruning to obtain key substructure for nodes. Experimental results show SLAD outperforms all baselines. Particularly, SLAD demonstrates at least 15 times faster than substructure-based graph learning methods in anomaly inference.
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