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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Network Diameter"”.

  1. Decentralized task allocation for dynamic, time-sensitive tasks

    … linearly with the number of tasks reset and the network diameter of the team. In addition, limited replanning methods are presented for scenarios without sufficient replanning time. These include a single reset bidding procedure for agents at capacity, a no-replanning heuristic that can identify …

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  2. The relative performance of scalable load balancing algorithms in loosely-coupled distributed systems. Available in 2 volumes.

    … functionally and geographically across a network. A major issue of concern in this environment is the operating system activity of resource management for different processors in the network. To ensure equity in load distribution and improved system performance, load balancing is often …

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  3. On the Design and Analysis of Cloud Data Center Network Architectures

    … are the cloud data centers. The Data Center Network (DCN) defines what networking devices are used and how different devices are interconnected in a cloud data center; thus, it has great impacts on the total cost, performances, and power consumption of the entire data center. Conventional …

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  4. A NOVEL LINEAR DIOPHANTINE EQUATION-BAESD LOW DIAMETER STRUCTURED PEER-TO-PEER NETWORK

    <p>This research focuses on introducing a novel concept to design a scalable, hierarchical interest-based overlay Peer-to-Peer (P2P) system. We have used Linear Diophantine Equation (LDE) as the mathematical base to realize the architecture. Note that all existing structured approaches use …

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