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DATA SCIENCE AND IOT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

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A Knowledge-Graph-Assisted Fault Localization framework that integrates cloud-native observability with knowledge graph modeling to improve fault diagnosis in Open RAN and edge infrastructures and provides an efficient and scalable solution for intelligent fault management in next-generation cloud-native Open RAN environments is proposed.

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