СРАВНИТЕЛЬНЫЙ АНАЛИЗ МЕТОДОВ КРАТКОСРОЧНОГО ПРОГНОЗИРОВАНИЯ СЕТЕВОГО ТРАФИКА
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Short-term Forecasting: Methods to Predict Network Traffic
We analyzed the ability of simple linear forecasting methods to predict short-term real network traffic behavior. To evaluate such ability we experimentally estimate forecasting accuracy of some basic methods operating time series based on a real network traffic.
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