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The work of Orange Labs was supported by ANR through the CANCAN project (ANR-18-CE25-0011). The work of UC3M was supported by the H2020 5G-TOURS project (grant agreement no. 856950).
In this paper, we investigate the existence and prevalence of comparable dynamics in the temporal fluctuations for the traffic demands generated by mobile applications.To this end, we hinge upon a spectral analysis framework, by computing Discrete Fourier TranIn this paper, we investigate the existence and prevalence of comparable dynamics in the temporal fluctuations for the traffic demands generated by mobile applications.To this end, we hinge upon a spectral analysis framework, by computing Discrete Fourier Transforms of the typical demands for tens of popular mobile services observed in an operational metropolitan-scale network. We filter, cluster, and analyse hundreds of frequency components, and identify a substantial set of regular patterns that are common across most service demands. We also unveil how several mobile services defy classification, and have instead highly distinguishing temporal dynamics.[+][-]
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Proceeding of: 2020 Mediterranean Communication and Computer Networking Conference (MedComNet), Aroa, Italy, 17-19 June 2020