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Graph-native synthetic faults with MK-TGAN

The problem: How do you generate realistic fault storms for incidents you have rarely seen?
Why it matters: Adapts a generative model from computational biology to network topology, giving a 30–50% repair-time gain on rare incidents and agents ready 6–12 months sooner.
Who should read it: ML engineers, data scientists
What you'll get: A method for generating training data that respects network topology.
Series: The Autonomous NOC, Part 8 of 12
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