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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Link congestion"”.

  1. Route recovery schemes for link and node failure and link congestion

    Link/Node failure occurs frequently causing service disruption in computer networks. Hardware techniques have been developed to protect the network from Link/Node failure. These techniques work in physical layer, therefore their convergence time is very small. On the other hand, many schemes have …

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  2. Implementation and evaluation of nonlinear bilevel programming model of equilibrium network design problem

    … network of Korea. Two important functions, link congestion and investment, are developed for Korean highway system in the process of model application. The practicality of the continuous equilibrium network design model and its implications for highway investment decision making are …

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  3. Performance evaluation of multicomputer networks for real-time computing

    … real-time systems. FIFO, TDM, and token passing link access protocols and several queueing priorities are studied to measure their effect on the system’s performance. Finally, the contribution of the message parameters to the overall system delay is discussed. Existing analytic models are …

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  4. Mitigation of Different Network Attacks and Optimization in Software Defined Network

    … Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) and transit-link DDoS are examples of these types of attacks. A DDoS attack is a cyber-attack in which the attacker sends out a huge number of requests to exhaust the capacity of a server so that it can no longer serve incoming requests and DoS occurs. The most …

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