Abstract: Techniques for automatically validating and optimizing structured query generation in connection with a natural language (NL) prompt are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method is disclosed comprising obtaining, by computing device, a natural language (NL) prompt, analyzing, by the computing device, the NL prompt, and determining an expected intent based on the analysis, generating, by the computing device, a query using a structured query generator and the expected intent as input to the structured query generator, the generated query being expressed as a structured query for accessing data at a data source, and analyzing, by the computing device, the generated query and, based on the analysis, make a validation determination indicating whether or not the generated query accurately reflects the expected intent determined for the NL prompt.

Abstract: A device may receive, from a first fifth-generation (5G) base station, first data identifying first customers missing an anchor to a fourth-generation (4G) base station and first customers in a first coverage overlap area, and may receive, from a second 5G base station, second data identifying second customers missing an anchor to the 4G base station and second customers in a second coverage overlap area. The device may select one of the first 5G base station or the second 5G base station for an anchor with the 4G base station based on the first data and the second data, and may cause the 4G base station to establish an anchor with the one of the first 5G base station or the second 5G base station.

Abstract: A network management system may determine a first change in a first signal strength associated with first signals received by a fixed wireless access device located a first location. The first signals are received by the fixed wireless access device from a first base station. The network management system may determine a second change in a second signal strength associated with second signals received by the fixed wireless access device. The second signals are received by the fixed wireless access device from a second base station. The network management system may determine that the fixed wireless access device has been relocated to a second location based on the first signal strength increasing by at least a first attenuation value and the second signal strength decreasing by at least a second attenuation value.

Abstract: One or more computing devices, systems, and/or methods for performance indicator acquisition and processing for a communication network are provided. A compiler generates a package with compiler objects specifying how a normalizer is to process performance indicator data from a network element. The package is injected into the normalizer. The normalizer receives incoming performance indicator data from the network element over a message bus. The compiler objects are used to process the incoming performance indicator data to create and persistently store performance indicators records.

Abstract: In an example, an indication of one or more first network performance tests associated with a first testing computer and/or an indication of one or more second network performance tests associated with a second testing computer may be provided to a User Equipment (UE). One or more first test results of the one or more first network performance tests and/or one or more second test results of the one or more second network performance tests may be received. One or more first network performance metrics may be determined based upon the one or more first test results. One or more second network performance metrics may be determined based upon the one or more second test results. A network performance issue is determined based upon a comparison of one or more reference metrics with the one or more first network performance metrics and/or the one or more second network performance metrics.

Abstract: A network management system may determine a first change in a first signal strength associated with first signals received by a fixed wireless access device located a first location. The first signals are received by the fixed wireless access device from a first base station. The network management system may determine a second change in a second signal strength associated with second signals received by the fixed wireless access device. The second signals are received by the fixed wireless access device from a second base station. The network management system may determine that the fixed wireless access device has been relocated to a second location based on the first signal strength increasing by at least a first attenuation value and the second signal strength decreasing by at least a second attenuation value.

Abstract: A device may include a processor configured to receive a report from a fixed wireless access device indicating that no anchoring relationship exists between a Fourth Generation (4G) base station and a Fifth Generation (5G) base station to which the fixed wireless access device is attempting to connect. The device may be further configured to instruct a network management system to create the anchoring relationship between the 4G base station and the 5G base station; and update an anchoring relationships database with information relating to the created anchoring relationship, wherein the anchoring relationships database stores information relating to anchoring relationships between base stations in a radio access network.

Abstract: One or more computing devices, systems, and/or methods for latency evaluation and management resolution are provided. A fingerprint for traffic flow over a communication network from an application executing on a device to a multi-access edge (MEC) server instance hosted by a MEC platform may be identified. The fingerprint may be used to track the traffic flow between the application and the MEC server in order to measure round trip time latencies of the traffic flow. In response to a round trip time latency violating a latency management policy, segment latencies along segments of a communication travel path of the traffic flow from the device to the MEC platform may be measured. A management resolution function may be performed based upon one or more of the segment latencies exceeding a threshold.

Abstract: A device may include a processor configured to receive a report from a fixed wireless access device indicating that no anchoring relationship exists between a Fourth Generation (4G) base station and a Fifth Generation (5G) base station to which the fixed wireless access device is attempting to connect. The device may be further configured to instruct a network management system to create the anchoring relationship between the 4G base station and the 5G base station; and update an anchoring relationships database with information relating to the created anchoring relationship, wherein the anchoring relationships database stores information relating to anchoring relationships between base stations in a radio access network.

Abstract: One or more computing devices, systems, and/or methods for latency evaluation and management resolution are provided. A fingerprint for traffic flow over a communication network from an application executing on a device to a multi-access edge (MEC) server instance hosted by a MEC platform may be identified. The fingerprint may be used to track the traffic flow between the application and the MEC server in order to measure round trip time latencies of the traffic flow. In response to a round trip time latency violating a latency management policy, segment latencies along segments of a communication travel path of the traffic flow from the device to the MEC platform may be measured. A management resolution function may be performed based upon one or more of the segment latencies exceeding a threshold.