2023
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0288935
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A novel hybrid framework based on temporal convolution network and transformer for network traffic prediction

Zhiwei Zhang,
Shuhui Gong,
Zhaoyu Liu
et al.

Abstract: Background Accurately predicting mobile network traffic can help mobile network operators allocate resources more rationally and can facilitate stable and fast network services to users. However, due to burstiness and uncertainty, it is difficult to accurately predict network traffic. Methodology Considering the spatio-temporal correlation of network traffic, we proposed a deep-learning model, Convolutional Block Attention Module (CBAM) Spatio-Temporal Convolution Network-Transformer, for time-series predict… Show more

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“…Furthermore. In 2023, Zhiwei Zhang et al [28] applied the transformer to network traffic prediction and achieved good accuracy by incorporating the CBAM attention mechanism into their model. Additionally, Dexin Zhang et al [29] introduced an OFDM signal-detection system based on the transformer framework that leverages orthogonal frequency division multiplexing and index modulation techniques, outperforming existing DL detectors with slightly increased complexity.…”
Section: Transformer-based Ganmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore. In 2023, Zhiwei Zhang et al [28] applied the transformer to network traffic prediction and achieved good accuracy by incorporating the CBAM attention mechanism into their model. Additionally, Dexin Zhang et al [29] introduced an OFDM signal-detection system based on the transformer framework that leverages orthogonal frequency division multiplexing and index modulation techniques, outperforming existing DL detectors with slightly increased complexity.…”
Section: Transformer-based Ganmentioning
confidence: 99%