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ST-NDT: A Topological Framework for Reducing Communication Overhead in Network Digital Twins
Next-generation networks (NGN) are becoming increasingly complex, especially with the increasing size of topologies. To manage this complexity requires the adoption of frameworks that enable real-time monitoring, optimization, and ``what-if'' case scenario analysis. Network Digital Twins (NDTs) have
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