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<a href="http://www.caida.org/publications/papers/1994/tsm/">http://www.caida.org/publications/papers/1994/tsm/</a>
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<b>Entry Date:</b>
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2004-02-06


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We used time series analysis to create detailed forecasts of future NSFNET backbone traffic. The resultin
g ARIMA model made quite accurate forecasts of
traffic levels up to a year in advance. It appears that the model can make reasonable predictions for two
 or more years into the future, suggesting that ARIMA
modeling has great promise as a tool for long-range NSFNET forecasting and planning. 

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