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Network Routing Problem

S 1. S 3. S 2. R 1. R 3. R 2. Network Routing Problem. Input: network topology, link metrics, and traffic matrix Output: set of routes to carry traffic. B. A. D. C. E. Network Routing: Classical Approach. Routing as optimization problem e.g., minimum total delay in network

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Lecture 8

Lecture 8. Why do we need residual networks?. Residual networks allow one to reverse flows if necessary. If we have taken a bad path then residual networks allow one to detect the condition and reverse the flow. A bad path is one which overlaps with too many other paths. Source. Destination.

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Unreliable inter process communication in Ethernet: Migrating to RINA with the shim DIF

Unreliable inter process communication in Ethernet: Migrating to RINA with the shim DIF. Sander Vrijders , Dimitri Staessens, Didier Colle, Mario Pickavet Ghent University – iMinds Eleni Trouva, Eduard Grasa i2CAT John Day, Lou Chitkushev Boston University.

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