Setting an Optimization Problem of Distributing Traffic Across Multiple Independent Paths
Journal Title: Transactions on Networks and Communications - Year 2017, Vol 5, Issue 4
Abstract
Communication network development is considered as an urgent need for the world. The proposed work in this paper is to solve the problem of the traffic engineering, using the multi-path routing mechanisms by applying a developed algorithm includes a multi-criteria optimization procedure to define the optimal number of paths. The values of the maximum flow and multi-path delay are used as partial criteria; however, a set of particular criteria can be extended when needed to ensure the required quality of service.
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Mohammad Alhihi
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