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Information-Entropy-Driven Fault Propagation Modeling for Probabilistic Network Performance Prediction
Network faults can trigger cascading effects that cause abrupt and nonstationary performance degradation. Existing learning-based performance predictors mainly focus on normal operation or treat fault-induced topology and routing changes as static inputs, and typically produce deterministic point es
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