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“A Computationally Efficient Intrusion Detection System for VANETs Using Tabular Learning Techniques”

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Aug 2026

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Dr. Nilesh T. Gole

Department of Computer Science amd Engineering

Vidarbha Institute of Technology

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Poonam Khade

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Vidarbha Institute of Technology

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Aditya Patil

Department of Computer Science amd Engineering

Vidarbha Institute of Technology

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The rapid growth of the internet and the telecommunications industry has led to a huge explosion of network size and data consistency. Therefore, when VANET grows and grows more and more in terms of transmission speed, network connectivity, security, and safety with the deployment of cutting applications, there will be major changes in wireless communication. In order to prevent external communications from being hacked, this study provides an intrusion detection system (IDS) for VANET that makes use of obfuscation. In this paper we proposed intrusion detection system for VANET which used the Attentive Interpretable Tabular Learning (Tab Net) architecture of deep learning. Tab Net model has characteristics of good interpretability and Fast training speed. we examined the existing machine and Deep learning framework and application in cyber security and VANET and PyTorch-Fast.ai is selected due to it is designed for CPU usage but because of training speed is high we changed data block fetching method from Tabular panda to NumPy array. Finally, from the evaluated metrics, we have proposed the best DNN design suitable for the IDS. With an accuracy of 98.12% and a False Alarm Rate (FAR) of 0.78 %.

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Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks (VANETs) Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Tabular Deep Learning

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Dr. Nilesh T. Gole, Poonam Khade, Aditya Patil, "“A Computationally Efficient Intrusion Detection System for VANETs Using Tabular Learning Techniques”," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 8, pp. 1-8, Aug 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM66482

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This is unique as it is the first time TabNet DL has been used for VANET security. We have fully evaluated the VANET architecture, including security and privacy aspects. As part of our research, we have narrowed the scope of this research to securing network data. We introduced a heavy-duty design for IDS in the VANET network. The TabNet model was proposed, which produced exceptional results, surpassing previous works in the literature. In addition, unlike previous studies, we used the CIC-CSE-IDS2018 dataset for the experiment. As shown in result and discussion section. All layer IDS outperforms all author known IDS classifiers in terms of accuracy and FAR, with 98.12 % and 0.78%, respectively.

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