Dual Latent State Learning: Exploiting Regional Network Similarities for QoS Prediction
Ziliang Wang, Xiaohong Zhang, Kechi Zhang, Ze Shi Li, Meng Yan

TL;DR
This paper introduces R2SL, a deep learning framework that leverages regional network similarities to improve QoS prediction accuracy, addressing data sparsity and label imbalance issues.
Contribution
R2SL uniquely captures regional network behaviors through city and AS latent states, integrating regional data and an enhanced loss function for superior QoS prediction.
Findings
R2SL outperforms state-of-the-art methods on real-world datasets.
The regional latent states improve prediction accuracy.
The enhanced Huber loss effectively mitigates label imbalance.
Abstract
Individual objects, whether users or services, within a specific region often exhibit similar network states due to their shared origin from the same city or autonomous system (AS). Despite this regional network similarity, many existing techniques overlook its potential, resulting in subpar performance arising from challenges such as data sparsity and label imbalance. In this paper, we introduce the regional-based dual latent state learning network(R2SL), a novel deep learning framework designed to overcome the pitfalls of traditional individual object-based prediction techniques in Quality of Service (QoS) prediction. Unlike its predecessors, R2SL captures the nuances of regional network behavior by deriving two distinct regional network latent states: the city-network latent state and the AS-network latent state. These states are constructed utilizing aggregated data from common…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Computing and Algorithms · Evaluation Methods in Various Fields · Traffic Prediction and Management Techniques
Methodstravel james · Huber loss
