This paper presents an innovative prediction method for key performance indexes with multiple seasonal profiles. The proposed method, called Multiplicative Multi-Seasonal Model (MSMM) relies on a time series decomposition including multiple multiplicative seasonal profiles and a trend component. The method and its underlying model have been specifically designed to be computationally lightweight to scale to big-data scenarios envisaged in upcoming 5G-NFV environments. The MSMM performance has been evaluated on KPI traces of real operating infrastructures/services, made available by Yahoo! The obtained results outlined how the MSMM prediction method provides more accurate forest than well-known algorithm like the seasonal version of ARIMA, with much reduced computational weight.

A lightweight prediction method for scalable analytics of multi-seasonal KPIs

Bruschi R.;Lago P.
2017-01-01

Abstract

This paper presents an innovative prediction method for key performance indexes with multiple seasonal profiles. The proposed method, called Multiplicative Multi-Seasonal Model (MSMM) relies on a time series decomposition including multiple multiplicative seasonal profiles and a trend component. The method and its underlying model have been specifically designed to be computationally lightweight to scale to big-data scenarios envisaged in upcoming 5G-NFV environments. The MSMM performance has been evaluated on KPI traces of real operating infrastructures/services, made available by Yahoo! The obtained results outlined how the MSMM prediction method provides more accurate forest than well-known algorithm like the seasonal version of ARIMA, with much reduced computational weight.
2017
978-3-319-67638-8
978-3-319-67639-5
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