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Toward systematic methods comparison in traffic classification January 15 th

A host of methods and algorithms have been proposed to solve the issue of traffic classification in the recent years. However, results comparison between different works is very hard due to the lack of structure and common understanding of notions in the domain, especially a precise definition of application classes. In this work we aim to fill this gap and propose a first attempt to systematic classes traffic definitions. To fulfill this goal, we take advantage of the ontology paradigm.