Dynamic anomaly detection and response to provisioning errors for telecommunications networks
AssigneeT-Mobile USA, Inc.
InventorsHenry P. Cyril, Neal Murphy, Madana Saney, Shrustishree Sumanth
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AssigneeT-Mobile USA, Inc.
InventorsHenry P. Cyril, Neal Murphy, Madana Saney, Shrustishree Sumanth
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The disclosed technology manages the detection and response to anomalies in network provisioning within wireless telecommunications networks. The technology is configured to receive and segment network provisioning data from multiple service providers based on service requests and provisioning statuses. An anomaly detection model processes the segmented data to identify deviations from expected provisioning patterns and detects provisioning failures and systemic issues. Upon detecting anomalies, alerts are generated to indicate the type, severity, and affected network elements. Corrective actions are then triggered, which can involve adjusting network parameters, rerouting requests, or deploying software patches via an integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipeline. The anomaly detection model is continuously updated through a feedback loop, integrating real-time data and past corrective actions to refine future detection accuracy. This iterative learning process can improve network reliability and efficient provisioning operations.
A method for detecting and responding to anomalies in network provisioning, the method comprising:
A system for detecting and responding to anomalies in network provisioning comprising:
A non-transitory, computer-readable storage medium comprising instructions recorded thereon, wherein the instructions, when executed by at least one data processor of a system, cause the system to:
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