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Long-range prediction of network traffic

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A method of making long-range computer system workload predictions by identifying assumptions and considering the effect of a change on individual users, illustrated by an example involving message traffic in a large computer network is presented.
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A method of making long-range computer system workload predictions is presented. The method quantifies the effect of qualitative changes in computing by identifying assumptions and by considering the effect of a change on individual users. The method is illustrated by an example involving message traffic in a large computer network.

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