Researchers Apply Data Mining to Predict Internet Traffic

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Researchers Apply Data Mining to Predict Internet Traffic

Posted October 31, 2000 | Technology |

RESEARCHERS APPLY DATA MINING TO PREDICT INTERNET TRAFFIC

Researchers at the Statistics and Data Mining Research department at Bell Laboratories/Lucent Technologies and MCNC's Next-Generation Internet (NGI) Research project (which develops technologies that enable networks to scale dramatically to accommodate extreme ranges of user demand) are

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Researchers Apply Data Mining to Predict Internet Traffic

RESEARCHERS APPLY DATA MINING TO PREDICT INTERNET TRAFFIC

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