A Method of Forming the Optimal Set of Disjoint Path in Computer Networks
Journal Title: Journal of Applied Computer Science & Mathematics - Year 2017, Vol 11, Issue 23
Abstract
This work provides a short analysis of algorithms of multipath routing. The modified algorithm of formation of the maximum set of not crossed paths taking into account their metrics is offered. Optimization of paths is carried out due to their reconfiguration with adjacent deadlock path. Reconfigurations are realized within the subgraphs including only peaks of the main and an adjacent deadlock path. It allows to reduce the field of formation of an optimum path and time complexity of its formation.
Authors and Affiliations
KULKARNI Shrirang Ambaji, G. RAO Raghavendra
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