Abstract: A device may receive network data from base stations associated with a network and may aggregate the network data to generate aggregated network data. The device may remove data that satisfies a threshold from the aggregated network data to generate a reduced set of the aggregated network data. The device may divide the reduced set of the aggregated network data into groups of network factors associated with determining network parameters for the base stations. The device may apply weights to the network factors in the groups of network factors to generate groups of weighted network factors and may generate baselines for the network parameters based on the groups of weighted network factors. The device may compare the network data and the baselines to identify one or more anomalies in the network parameters and may perform one or more actions based on the one or more anomalies.

Abstract: Normalized data models are programmatically generated from a combination of product configuration model data, product configuration engine runtime validation, normalized data mappings, and settings files declaring the scope of model content. A master model generation process effectively transforms conventional configuration data into normalized configuration data. The normalized configuration data allows a user to, for example, conduct comparative product configurations. In one embodiment, a normalized model generation process generates normalized data model representing attributes and normalized features of a product. In one embodiment, the normalized configuration data model is then added to in-memory data structures used during runtime contextual configuration analysis, thus reducing the total number of data items preserved as efficiencies result from eliminating duplication and effective use of search structures.