Comparing network bandwidth time-series
Matthew S. Allen, John Brevik, Rich Wolski · International Conference on Networks · 2007
Today, internet researchers, engineers, and application writers have at their disposal a number of methods for measuring end-to-end internet performance. Additionally, many wide-area applications make heavy use of measurement techniques to optimize their performance. Despite this, there is no widely accepted method for determining if two tools or techniques produce equivalent results, or if feedback from a tool is relevant to the application that employs it. In this paper, we apply current technologies in time series databases and network performance modeling to the problem of comparing network bandwidth time series. Using these techniques, we present a methodology to evaluate the level of similarity between two time series