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Learning from Network Device Statistics
DOI:10.1007/s10922-017-9426-z.png)
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We estimate end-to-end service metrics from network device statistics. Our approach is based upon statistical, supervised learning, whereby the mapping from device-level to service-level metrics is learned from observations, i.e., through monitoring the system. The approach enables end-to-end performance prediction without requiring an explicit model of the system, which is different from traditional engineering techniques that use stochastic modeling and simulation. The fact that end-to-end service metrics can be estimated from local network statistics with good accuracy in the scenarios we consider suggests that service-level properties are encoded in network-level statistics. We show that the set of network statistics needed for estimation can be reduced to a set of measurements along the network path between client and service backend, with little loss in estimation accuracy. The reported work is largely experimental and its results have been obtained through testbed measurements from a video streaming service and a KV store over an OpenFlow network.
Keyword:
Network management
Machine learning
Statistical learning
Feature selection
End-to-end performance Prediction
Network analytics
OpenFlow
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