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Nous avons précédemment proposé un mécanisme de contrôle de flux de type diffusion comme solution pour le contrôle de flux très sensible au temps requis pour les réseaux à haut débit. Dans ce mécanisme, chaque nœud d'un réseau gère son flux de trafic local en utilisant uniquement les informations locales dont il dispose directement, en utilisant des règles prédéterminées. De plus, la mise en œuvre d’une prise de décision au niveau de chaque nœud peut conduire à des performances optimales pour l’ensemble du réseau. Nos études précédentes montrent que notre mécanisme de contrôle de flux avec certains réglages de paramètres fonctionne bien dans les réseaux à haut débit. Cependant, pour appliquer ce mécanisme à des réseaux réels, il est nécessaire de clarifier comment concevoir un paramètre dans notre mécanisme de contrôle. Dans cet article, nous étudions la plage du paramètre et en déduisons sa valeur optimale permettant au contrôle de débit de type diffusion de fonctionner efficacement.
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Chisa TAKANO, Keita SUGIYAMA, Masaki AIDA, "Parameter Design for Diffusion-Type Autonomous Decentralized Flow Control" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E91-B, no. 9, pp. 2828-2837, September 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.9.2828.
Abstract: We have previously proposed a diffusion-type flow control mechanism as a solution for severely time-sensitive flow control required for high-speed networks. In this mechanism, each node in a network manages its local traffic flow using the basis of only the local information directly available to it, by using predetermined rules. In addition, the implementation of decision-making at each node can lead to optimal performance for the whole network. Our previous studies show that our flow control mechanism with certain parameter settings works well in high-speed networks. However, to apply this mechanism to actual networks, it is necessary to clarify how to design a parameter in our control mechanism. In this paper, we investigate the range of the parameter and derive its optimal value enabling the diffusion-type flow control to work effectively.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1093/ietcom/e91-b.9.2828/_p
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