Edge disjoint paths with minimum delay subject to reliability constraint

Recently, multipaths solutions have been proposed to improve the quality-of-service (QoS) in communication networks (CN). This paper describes a problem, DP/RD, to obtain the -edge-disjoint-path-set such that its reliability is at least R and its delay is minimal, for 1. DP/RD is useful for applicat...

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Main Authors: Loh, Rue-chze, Soh, Sieteng, Lazarescu, Mihai
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Published: ieee 2009
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/28840
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Soh, Sieteng
Lazarescu, Mihai
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description Recently, multipaths solutions have been proposed to improve the quality-of-service (QoS) in communication networks (CN). This paper describes a problem, DP/RD, to obtain the -edge-disjoint-path-set such that its reliability is at least R and its delay is minimal, for 1. DP/RD is useful for applications that require non-compromised reliability while demanding minimum delay. In this paper we propose an approximate algorithm based on the Lagrange-relaxation to solve the problem. Our solution produces DP that meets the reliability constraint R with delay(1+k)Dmin, for k1, and Dmin is the minimum path delay of any DP in the CN. Simulations on forty randomly generated CNs show that our polynomial time algorithm produced DP with delay and reliability comparable to those obtained using the exponential time brute-force approach.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-288402017-10-02T02:27:39Z Edge disjoint paths with minimum delay subject to reliability constraint Loh, Rue-chze Soh, Sieteng Lazarescu, Mihai na network reliability - network delay. - I Lagrange relaxation approximate algorithm - multi-constrained edge disjoint paths Recently, multipaths solutions have been proposed to improve the quality-of-service (QoS) in communication networks (CN). This paper describes a problem, DP/RD, to obtain the -edge-disjoint-path-set such that its reliability is at least R and its delay is minimal, for 1. DP/RD is useful for applications that require non-compromised reliability while demanding minimum delay. In this paper we propose an approximate algorithm based on the Lagrange-relaxation to solve the problem. Our solution produces DP that meets the reliability constraint R with delay(1+k)Dmin, for k1, and Dmin is the minimum path delay of any DP in the CN. Simulations on forty randomly generated CNs show that our polynomial time algorithm produced DP with delay and reliability comparable to those obtained using the exponential time brute-force approach. 2009 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/28840 ieee fulltext
spellingShingle network reliability
- network delay. - I
Lagrange relaxation
approximate algorithm
- multi-constrained edge disjoint paths
Loh, Rue-chze
Soh, Sieteng
Lazarescu, Mihai
Edge disjoint paths with minimum delay subject to reliability constraint
title Edge disjoint paths with minimum delay subject to reliability constraint
title_full Edge disjoint paths with minimum delay subject to reliability constraint
title_fullStr Edge disjoint paths with minimum delay subject to reliability constraint
title_full_unstemmed Edge disjoint paths with minimum delay subject to reliability constraint
title_short Edge disjoint paths with minimum delay subject to reliability constraint
title_sort edge disjoint paths with minimum delay subject to reliability constraint
topic network reliability
- network delay. - I
Lagrange relaxation
approximate algorithm
- multi-constrained edge disjoint paths
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/28840