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Network Intelligence for NFV scaling in closed-loop architectures

Soto et al., 2023

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13393461752674374277
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Soto P
Camelo M
De Vleeschauwer D
De Bock Y
Chang C
Botero J
Latré S
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IEEE Communications Magazine

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Characteristics like self-managing, self-adaptation, and self-organization are the main objectives of intelligent network operation. AI and Machine Learning (ML) algorithms will enable future networks to operate entirely autonomously. However, current network …
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