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                                                                    management automation in 5G: Challenges and
                                                                    opportunities”, PIMRC, Valencia, 2016

                                                              [2]   H. Sanneck, S. Hämäläinen, C. Sartori, ”LTE Self-
                                                                    Organizing Networks”, Wiley 2012.

                                                              [3]   A. Zolli, A. M. Healy, “Resilience – Why Things
                                                                    Bounce Back”, Headline Publishing Group, 2012.

                                                              [4]   A. Berns, S. Ghosh, "Dissecting Self-* Properties",
                                                                    Third IEEE International Conference on Self-
           Figure 6 – Anomaly le1vel and anomalies detected by SEF   Adaptive and Self-Organizing Systems, 2009
                     compared to labelled problem states
                                                              [5]   S. S. Laster, A. O. Olatunji, "Automic Computing:
           We can see that it detected the degradations on the last two   Towards a Self-Healing System", Proceedings of the
           days, but that in addition an anomaly is raised already during   Spring, 2007
           the second-last three-day cycle, giving an early warning on
           the impeding problem that the QoE-driven backhaul SON is   [6]   D. Michalopoulos, B. Gajic, B. Crespo, A.
           no longer able to resolve. The automated diagnosis of SEF
           can distinguish between the radio and transport network   Gopalasingham, J. Belschner, “Network Resilience
                                                                    in Virtualized Architectures”, 11th International
           degradations and appropriate corrective actions can be taken.
           The deployment of corrective actions  will be studied as   Conference on Interactive Mobile Communication
                                                                    Technologies and Learning (IMCL), 2017
           future work.
                                                              [7]   L. Bodrog, M. Kajo, S. Kocsis and B. Schultz, "A
                8   CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORK
                                                                    robust algorithm for anomaly detection in mobile
                                                                    networks," 2016 IEEE 27th Annual International
           In this paper, we argued that to be able to meet the reliability   Symposium on Personal, Indoor, and Mobile Radio
           requirements of future 5G use cases, such as for the ultra-  Communications (PIMRC), Valencia, 2016, pp. 1-6.
           reliable communications, the networks need to be resilient
           also against  unforeseeable problems. We introduced the   [8]   Caglar Aytekin, Xingyang Ni, Francesco Cricri,
           wider context of resilience in 5G networks and presented our
           anomaly detection and diagnosis based self-healing concept,   Emre Aksu, “Clustering and Unsupervised Anomaly
                                                                    Detection with L2 Normalized Deep Auto-Encoder
           which enables early detection of and reaction to problems in
           a dynamic way. The method is generic and can be applied to   Representations”, International Joint Conference on
                                                                    Neural Networks (IJCNN), 2018
           other radio technologies as well, e.g. to LTE. We discussed
           how active and transfer learning  methods can be used to
           mitigate the diagnosis knowledgebase collection effort and   [9]   G. Ciocarlie, U. Lindqvist, S. Nováczki & H.
           to combine the insights from both machine learning based   Sanneck, “Detecting Anomalies in Cellular
           analytics and the human expert. Furthermore, we presented   Networks Using an Ensemble Method”, 9th
           a holistic self-healing  method over several management   International Conference on Network and Service
           areas as an enabler for a truly over-arching and resilient   Management (CNSM 2013), pp. 171–174.
           solution for self-healing. Such over-arching methods require
           not only the transfer of data, but transfer of knowledge, for   [10]  G. Ciocarlie et. al., “Diagnosis cloud: Sharing
           example of the anomaly patterns and their diagnosis labels   knowledge across cellular networks”, 12th
           or features indicating the corrective actions executed on   International Conference on Network and Service
           different  management areas, between organizations and   Management (CNSM), Montreal, 2016
           vendors. Lastly,  we introduced the SON Experimental
           Framework (SEF), where the self-healing capabilities have   [11]  L. Bajzik, C. Deak, T. Karasz, P. Szilagi, Z. Vincze,
           been implemented and demonstrated  using data  from real   C. Vulkan, “QoE Driven SON for Mobile Backhaul
                                                                           th
           network instances as well as in live integrations. In SEF, we   Demo”, 6  International Workshop on Self-
           also evaluated the cooperative self-healing between QoE-  Organizing Networks (IWSON), 2016
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           SON functions. In our future  work, the transfer learning   [12]  L. Bodrog, M. Kajo, S. Kocsis, B. Schultz,
           methods will be also further studied in the context of self-  “Demonstrator of KPI Analytics for Anomaly
           healing as well as looking into the deployment of corrective   Detection and Diagnosis in Mobile Networks”, The
           actions.                                                 28th Annual IEEE International Symposium on
                                                                    Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications
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