Using a resource classifier in traffic forecasting models for SDN networks
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https://doi.org/10.18372/2073-4751.78.18960Keywords:
traffic forecasting, network resource classifier, SDN, neural networkAbstract
This publication reviews existing solutions for predicting SDN traffic. The proposed solution uses a resource classifier of client requests for predicting the network response to these requests. This short-term forecasting is performed using a convolutional neural network. The article considers aspects of parallel computing and forecasting in a dynamically reconfigurable system. Forecasting results can be used in QoS/QoE services, SDN controller for traffic routing and detection of anomalous traffic by network protection systems.
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