... IETF Internet Engineering Task Force ILP Integer Linear Programming IP Internet Protocol IQP Integer Quadratic Programming ISP Internet Service Provider LAN Local Area Network LP Linear Programming ... Power Efficient Integrated Routing with Traffic Splitting 3.1 Introduction This chapter investigates the problem of power efficient integrated routing with traffic splitting in IP overWDM networks We ... an important issue in communication networks, especially in optical backbone networks, since a huge amount of traffic is 16 2.2 IP OVERWDM NETWORKS carried in those networks A single failure can...
... as LSPs in IP /MPLS overWDM networks or SONET connections in SONET overWDM networks Single-hop versus multi-hop traffic grooming Traffic grooming can be classified as single-hop traffic grooming and ... provisioned by the IP /MPLS and WDM layers The rest of the thesis deals with IP /MPLS directly overWDM networks 1.3.2 Inter networking models IP -over- WDM networks may adopt various models of network control ... grooming in this thesis 1.6 Scope and objectives As the trend in providing functionalities innetwork control and management is moving towards an integrated fashion in IP /MPLS- over- WDM networks,...
... IP /WDM network with inaccurate link state information Then we address the issue of dynamic load balancing in IP -over- WDM optical burst switching networks Dynamic routing in an integrated IP /WDM network ... wavelengths as in integrated IP /WDM networks 2.5 Load Balancing in IP /MPLS networks The load balancing issue has been studied in IP /MPLS networks In [40], a multipath adaptive traffic engineering mechanism, ... we look into several issues: lightpath routing, integrated routing of LSPs, routing with inaccurate information, non-real time update model inWDM networks, load balancing in IP /MPLS networks,...
... electronic processing Data is kept in optical domain Conclusion Current IP over ATM over SONET overWDMnetwork is inefficient and redundant Future IP directly overWDMnetwork Advantages ... Current Multilayer Protocol Stack Inefficient In IP over ATM over SONET overWDM network, 22% bandwidth used for protocol overhead Layers often not work in concert Every layer now runs ... Burst Switching”, CMU networking seminar presentation Vincent W S Chan, “Optical Networks: Technology and Architecture” Eytan Modian, WDM- Based Packet Networks”, IEEE Communication Magazine, March...
... electronic processing Data is kept in optical domain Conclusion Current IP over ATM over SONET overWDMnetwork is inefficient and redundant Future IP directly overWDMnetwork Advantages ... Current Multilayer Protocol Stack Inefficient In IP over ATM over SONET overWDM network, 22% bandwidth used for protocol overhead Layers often not work in concert Every layer now runs ... Burst Switching”, CMU networking seminar presentation Vincent W S Chan, “Optical Networks: Technology and Architecture” Eytan Modian, WDM- Based Packet Networks”, IEEE Communication Magazine, March...
... analyzing blocking performance inWDM networks Chapter touches on delay-constrained routing overWDM networks Chapter concludes the thesis, and indicates the directions for future work Appendix A includes ... WDMnetwork By using light splitting, the time-consuming and expensive packet copying procedure in the electrical domain is substituted by quick and cheap light splitting in the optical domain ... constraint on the MCRWA problem to get interesting results [88] 2.4.2 Multicast Routing over Sparse Splitting Networks In sparse light splitting networks, not all nodes have light splitting capability...
... Int J Med Sci 2011, 181 Conclusions: The increases in BMD found in all three treatment groups in this CER stand in marked contrast to previous studies reporting that interventions ... (BMD) by ensuring that they are getting the recommended amounts of calcium and vitamin D3, and that supplementation may be helpful in meeting these nutritional goals Based on findings in the Surgeon ... supplementation The increasing number of the elderly is extending the progressive age-related decline in BMD, thereby increasing the need for additional supplemental calcium and vitamin D3 [5] There...
... understanding of link restoration algorithms for mesh networks,” in Proceedings of IEEE INFOCOM ’01 [7] R Barry, S Finn and M Medard, WDM loop-back in mesh networks,” in Proceedings of IEEE INFOCOM ... survivable WDM photonic network, ” in Proceedings of IEEE INFOCOM ’97 [14] E Modiano and A Narula-Tam, “Survivable routing of logical topologies inWDM networks,” in Proceedings of IEEE INFOCOM ’01 [15] ... edge-disjoint if they not share any edge Similarly, node failures in a network have also been considered, which results in a similar problem of finding nodedisjoint paths In a network where single...
... it 2.2 Operating of MPLSnetwork 2.2.1 MPLS domain MPLS domain include two parts: -Core network (core) -Edge network (edge) With cord network, core network operate complete inMPLS network, router ... router that supports MPLS It is capable of understanding MPLS labels and of receiving and transmitting a labeled packet on a data link Three kinds of LSRs exist in an MPLS network: Ingress LSRs receive ... forwarding AF: Assured forwarding 2.8.3 MPLS EXP In IP header has ToS field, and ToS has three bit used for implement quality of service in IP networkInMPLS network, MPLS header has three MPLS...
... examine the importance of borrowing constraintsin a model that incorporates the insight that both schooling choices and returns to schooling will be in uenced by borrowing constraints Using ... family income on schooling attainment and he interprets this result as evidence of no credit constraints. 15 Conclusion In this paper we examine arguments about the strength of credit constraintsin ... role for family income in accounting for schooling enrollment Does this mean that short run credit constraints are operative in the college-going years? Not necessarily Family income in the adolescent...
... handling these kind of linguistic constraints using integer programming approaches (Riedel et al., 2006; Bharati et al., 2008) In these approaches dependency parsing is formulated as solving an integer ... dependency parsing as MST problem All the linguistic constraints are encoded as constraints while solving the integer program In other words, all the parses that violate these constraints are removed ... parsing Natural Language Engineering, 13(2), 95-135 S Riedel, Ruket Çakıcı and Ivan Meza-Ruiz 2006 Multi-lingual Dependency Parsing with Incremental Integer Linear Programming In Proceedings...
... operations grows linearly with the number of arcs in the decoding network As the overall number of arcs in the decoding network is a linear function of the number of ares in the syntactic network, the ... ambiguity in finding the best matching string The performance can further be improved if the acoustic matching information used in the recognition process is incorporated into the language decoding ... accomplished using a covering grammar with a smaller FSN representation and language decoding is accomplished by imposing the complete set of task constraintsin a postprocessing mode using multiple...
... in word-reordering than the IBM constraints Regarding the Viterbi alignment in training, the baseline ITG constraints yield a similar coverage as the IBM constraints on the Verbmobil task On the ... containing only sentences with a maximum length of 30 words Table shows the training and test corpus statistics Evaluation in Training In this section, we will investigate for each of the constraints ... Wu, 1997) In the following, we will call these the ITG constraints The second constraints are the IBM constraints (Berger et al., 1996) In the next section, we will describe these constraints from...
... multiple individual networks to form an internetwork Examples of intermediary network devices are: – Network Access Devices (Hubs, switches, and wireless access points) – Internetworking Devices ... (firewalls) 14 Intermediary Devices and their Role on the Network Processes running on the intermediary network devices perform these functions: – Regenerate and retransmit data signals – Maintain information ... media and installation 17 Local Area Network (LAN) Local Area Network (LAN) An individual network usually spans a single geographical area, providing services and applications to people within a common...
... or intrinsically disruptive The liking for norms and the pleasure taken in moulding thinking and acting so that it operates within constraints is evident in the great human interest in games, in ... learning new routines and seem to enjoy the constrained behaviour involved in dancing, singing, and drawing, as well as in talking They grow up into such norm-governed activities as proving theorems, ... their offspring for many years, and use their hands for constructive purposes including building, writing, drawing, and calculating Their fondness for normative rules—for doing things in the right...
... IP/ATM/SDH /WDM IP/ATM/SDH(frame) /WDM IP/ATM /WDM IP/SDH /WDM IP/SDH(khung) /WDM IP/Ethernet/SDH /WDM IP/Ethernet/SDH(khung) /WDM IP/GbE /WDM IP/RPR/SDH(khung) /WDM IP/MAPOS /SDH(khung) /WDM IP/GFP/SDH /WDM ... phỏt trin MPLS n GMPLS 50 Khỏc bit gia MPLS v GMPLS 51 2.3.2.4 B giao thc G -MPLS .51 2.3.2.5 Mc tiờu v cỏc chc nng mt iu khin GMPLS 53 2.3.2.6 Kin trỳc ... cỏc thnh phn ca mt iu khin GMPLS 54 2.3.2.6.1 Yờu cu ca mt iu khin 54 2.3.2.6.2 Mng thụng tin s liu h tr mt iu khin GMPLS 55 Cỏc yờu cu mt iu khin GMPLS i vi DCN ...
... strategies to minimize queuing delay for single-user single-carrier systems Similarly dynamic programming was adopted in [22] for scheduling packets over a time-slotted single-user wireless link Perhaps ... good starting point we solve the problem by ignoring the bounding constraints (26) and (27) This problem results in output rate which may or may not be satisfying the bounding constraints However, ... achieve their delay constraintsIn Figure 5, we plot the same parameters for worst user in the system Since the main objective of this work is a scheduling policy for delay constraintsin the range...
... benefitted more in the uplink Consequently, larger gains in system throughputin the uplink mode were achieved compared to the gains achieved in the downlink mode Acknowledgments Initial parts ... the uplink and the downlink is elaborated in the following Due to the specific pointto-multipoint structure in the downlink, the CCI observed by the cell-edge users is dominated by the interference ... downlink cell-edge user throughput, since in the downlink high interference is coupled with low-desired signal levels, resulting in poor average SINRs at the cell edge In the uplink, on the other hand,...
... degrees in electronics engineering from the University of Tehran After two years of industrial experience in image and video coding, he joined the Video Networking Group at the University of Essex in ... Aleppo, Syria, in 1995 with a B.Eng degree in computer engineering and with distinction He received his M.S and Ph.D degrees from University of Essex, UK, in computer and information networks (2000) ... research interests include network topologies, cellular radio network design, and adaptive modulation and coding for efficient digital transmission M Ghanbari is a Professor of Video Networking in the...
... it 2.2 Operating of MPLSnetwork 2.2.1 MPLS domain MPLS domain include two parts: -Core network (core) -Edge network (edge) With cord network, core network operate complete inMPLS network, router ... router that supports MPLS It is capable of understanding MPLS labels and of receiving and transmitting a labeled packet on a data link Three kinds of LSRs exist in an MPLS network: Ingress LSRs receive ... forwarding AF: Assured forwarding 2.8.3 MPLS EXP In IP header has ToS field, and ToS has three bit used for implement quality of service in IP networkInMPLS network, MPLS header has three MPLS...