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Characterizing the Workload

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Regardless of how amazing a forecast model may be, without quality workload data and an appropriate characterization of the workload, it’s totally worthless. That’s a pretty strong statement, but it’s the truth. Both projects and products fail when the workload is not properly characterized. When raw workload data is transformed into useful information, a model’s precision capabilities flourish and the usability of the forecasting system is amazing. A solid and appropriate characterization of the workload is probably the most critical aspect of forecasting.

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(2007). Characterizing the Workload. In: Forecasting Oracle Performance. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0208-0_7

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