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Uncertainty Signals for Network Intent Translation: Risk Ranking and Ambiguity Localization
Intent-based networking realization starts by translating high-level intents into low-level network configurations. Recent approaches have shifted toward LLM-based translation. Despite promising results, most studies focus on translation accuracy and overlook risks associated with deploying the resu
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