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The GAIN workshop aims to systematically investigate and discuss the application of Generative AI in network management. It will bring together academic researchers from various disciplines (communication networks, data science, operational research) and practitioners from industry. Both scientific papers and industrial use case papers are welcomed. The considered topics in Generative AI for network management can initially be structured along the well-accepted FCAPS models in network management. This is a call for papers – example topics are as follows.
Fault Management
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Predictive Maintenance: Using generative AI for proactive network management
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Network Troubleshooting using Generative AI, incl. root cause analysis and resolution
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Monitoring using Generative AI: Using generative AI for efficient monitoring of network resources
Configuration Management
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Network Configuration Automation with Generative AI
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Automated Network Design and Deployment using Generative AI
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Generative AI for Traffic Management: Optimizing network traffic engineering through AI
Accounting
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Ethical Considerations: Addressing Privacy and Security Concerns in AI-Based Network Management
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Ensuring fairness between network users using generative AI for optimal resource allocation
Performance
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Network Optimization with AI: Leveraging generative algorithms for network efficiency
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Dynamic Resource Allocation: Leveraging generative AI for efficient network resource management
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Efficient Network Data Analysis using Generative A
Security
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AI-Based Security Protocols: Developing next-generation network security strategies
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Anomaly Detection and Response: Utilizing generative AI for enhanced network security
Use Cases
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Generative AI for management of IoT, Wireless/RAN, or Core, and Cloud-to-Edge networking
General
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Prompt Engineering for Network Management Using LLMs
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Robustness and Reliability of Generative AI for net. management (incl. benchmarks and datasets)
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Scalability Orchestration, Testing and Validation of Generative AI for Network Management
Submission and Important Dates:
Submission site: https://jems3.sbc.org.br/noms_gain2024
Paper Submission Deadline: Feb. 2 2024 (Extended)
Notification of Acceptance: Mar. 1, 2024
Final Camera Ready: Mar. 15, 2024
Workshop organisers:
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Alberto Leon-Garcia, Univ. of Toronto, CA (alberto.leongarcia@utoronto.ca)
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Pal Varga, Budapest Univ. of Technology and Economics, HU (pvarga@tmit.bme.hu)
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Kurt Tutschku, Blekinge Inst. of Technology, SE (ktt@bth.se)
Programs
Date: 5/10, Friday
Room: Cosmos
| 9:00 – 9:05 | Welcome | |
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| 9:05 – 10:35 | Paper 1: Intent Assurance using LLMs guided by Intent Drift | K. Dzeparoska, A. Tizghadam , A. Leon-Garcia, University of Toronto, Canada |
| Paper 2: Utilising Generative AI for Test Data Generation - use-cases for IoT and 5G Core Signalling | T. Tothfalusi, AITIA International Inc., Hungary, Z. Csiszar, P. Varga, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary | |
| Paper 3: GAN Enhanced Vertical Federated Learning System for WHAR with non-IID Data | C. Lee , S. Cho, H. Park, J. Park, S. Lee, Yonsei University, South Korea | |
| 10:35 – 11:00 | Coffee Break | |
| 11:00 – 12:00 | Paper 4: S-Witch: Switch Configuration Assistant with LLM and Prompt Engineering | E. Jeong, H. Kim, S. Nam, J. Yoo, J. W. Hong, Pohang University of Science and Technology, South Korea |
| Paper 5: Impact of Graph-to-Sequence Conversion Methods on the Accuracy of Graph Generation for Network Simulations | K. Yasuda , S. Tsugawa, K. Watabe, Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan | |
| 12:00 – 12:25 | Community Panel | |
| 12:25 – | Wrap-up and Farewell |
