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Tools for analysis of biochemical network topology
2012
Biosystems and Information technology
The network structure measures and properties are categorized in five groups: topological parameters, topological features, network metrics, network motifs and quantitative parameters of whole network ...
Research resulted in overview on biochemical network structure analysis, on used topological features with the following goals: 1) to accumulate the existing knowledge about the network structure analysis ...
All the mentioned software tools can calculate shortest path between all nodes, shortest path between two given nodes and perform finding of feed-forward loops. ...
doi:10.11592/bit.121101
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Single Inventory Cycled Data Population in LEACH-Cluster
2011
Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Advanced Network
close-loop energy path" algorithm. ...
Inside a cluster in LEACH based sensor network architecture, data from individual nodes are being populated by individual query or command governed by Cluster-head following TDMA slots. ...
George Varkey, Executive Director C-DAC Noida to give enough space and freedom to cultivate and nurture the research areas in wireless sensor network domain, Dr. P.C. ...
doi:10.7125/apan.32.14
fatcat:x4d4kqvubjga7kzaqg5atfnrzq
A hop-by-hop energy efficient distributed routing scheme
2014
Performance Evaluation Review
We can also achieve near global optimal in a distributed manner, while mostly used shortest path routing protocols such as OSPF cannot make it. ...
Also, our method outperforms the widely applied shortest path routing strategy with 30% energy saving. ...
This research was supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China grant 61020106002, 61161160566 and 61202059, and the Comunidad de Madrid grant S2009TIC-1692, Spanish MICINN grant ...
doi:10.1145/2567529.2567559
fatcat:vqsaxt4u3vap7p2r5w77qkytuu
Congestion-triggered Multipath Routing based on Shortest Path Information
2006
Computer Communications and Networks
We present a multipath routing scheme that is designed to increase throughput and alleviate congestion in networks employing shortest path routing. ...
The algorithm for finding multipath routes is based on shortest path routing and does not require pre-establishment of paths or support for source routing. ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This work was supported in part by DARPA Contract N66001-05-9-8904 and by the National Science Foundation under Grant CCF-0133390. ...
doi:10.1109/icccn.2006.286271
dblp:conf/icccn/SohnMB06
fatcat:ksja3v2evfecdps72o6sv7gqy4
A path finding implementation for multi-layer networks
2009
Future generations computer systems
A shortest path in a multi-layer network can contain loops, and a segment of a shortest path may not be a shortest path in itself. ...
We will show that there are situations where algorithms as used in single layer networks, such as BGP, SS7 and OSPF-TE, cannot find the shortest path. ...
Bert Andree and Karst Koymans have been very helpful in establishing the abstract multi-layer model. Niels Roosen aided in programming parts of the path walk algorithm. ...
doi:10.1016/j.future.2008.07.002
fatcat:hx7v6z2f4fdajm3cwnanaapqo4
Computational Methods for Calculating Multimodal Multiclass Traffic Network Equilibrium: Simulation Benchmark on a Large-Scale Test Case
2021
Journal of Advanced Transportation
Mode and path choices are carried out at the same level; therefore, travel times depend on the travel path and the mode attributes of travelers. ...
This study reviews existing computational methods to calculate simulation-based dynamic network equilibrium. We consider a trip-based multimodal approach for the dynamic network loading. ...
P i * e set of shortest paths in iteration k for class i. z j e path flow distribution of the outer-loop iteration j. z k e path flow distribution of the inner-loop iteration k. ...
doi:10.1155/2021/8815653
fatcat:7qfgeuvqmzdoth7jvxweie6p24
Adapted and constrained Dijkstra for elastic optical networks
2016
2016 International Conference on Optical Network Design and Modeling (ONDM)
We present an optimal and efficient algorithm for finding a shortest path in an elastic optical network. ...
probability of establishing a connection using the edge-disjoint shortest paths, and the Yen K shortest paths. ...
CONCLUSION We proposed the adaptation and the constriction of the Dijkstra shortest path algorithm for finding shortest paths in elastic optical networks. ...
doi:10.1109/ondm.2016.7494087
dblp:conf/ondm/SzczesniakW16
fatcat:j5biky2kkbhq5mv4alesysjkj4
Multipath Routing Mathematical Model to Solve the Traffic Engineering in Multi-Protocol Label Switching Network
2017
Journal of Computer and Communications
paper tackles, where the TE is identified as the optimal distribution of flows in the existing network. ...
In [10], the author proposed rateless layered for multiple description video delivery through a relay, and it showed as well how the proposed scenario exploited the path delivery over a mobile network ...
For example, the idea of a distributed algorithm for multipath routing M-path [15] is to find the routing graph that does not contain loops and presented the set of arcs are given in Equation (5) where ...
doi:10.4236/jcc.2017.514009
fatcat:iofp4h6cine3xmzb67phiq5xtu
An Efficient Calculation for TI-LFA Rerouting Path
2021
IEICE transactions on communications
It does so by using segment routing to forward sections that may cause loops in the rerouting path. ...
When a failure occurs in a network, TI-LFA quickly restores packet forwarding without waiting for other nodes to update their routing tables. ...
Similarly, the shortest-path tree T ′ r based on the network after the failure can be used to find m ′ r→d . ...
doi:10.1587/transcom.2021cep0003
fatcat:oywycasj6fghbkgtpboriiuvpu
Optimal topology of gene-regulatory networks: role of the average shortest path
2016
Proceedings of the 9th EAI International Conference on Bio-inspired Information and Communications Technologies (formerly BIONETICS)
of the role in which the average shortest path affects system function, such as with noise or other signaling disruptions. ...
This paper utilizes an integer linear program formulation to gauge the exact structural optimality of scale-free networks measured using the average shortest path between transcription factors and the ...
In this paper, we investigate how another topological metricthe average shortest path between any two networked nodesis affected by different scale-free architectures with identical degree distribution ...
doi:10.4108/eai.3-12-2015.2262473
dblp:journals/sas/AbdelzaherDMG16
fatcat:ufupexhbanejpah4kqrpffj6d4
Engineering shortest-path algorithms for dynamic networks
2014
Italian Conference on Theoretical Computer Science
The problem of updating shortest paths in networks whose topology dynamically changes over time is a core functionality of many nowadays networked systems. ...
In fact, the problem finds application in many real-world scenarios such as Internet routing and route planning in road networks. ...
the corresponding link, the problem can be solved by the distributed computation of all-pairs shortest paths. ...
dblp:conf/ictcs/DEmidioF14
fatcat:icoz7ylnsneabmxj5ikauskdla
A distributed approach for multi-constrained path selection and routing optimization
2006
Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Quality of service in heterogeneous wired/wireless networks - QShine '06
routing of data packets, and implements constrained path optimization by distributively constructing an ¥ -optimal path set (i.e., the shortest, the second shortest and up to the ¥ th shortest path in ...
For constrained path optimization, MPOR has high probabilities of finding feasible paths that are also optimal or near-optimal for the given optimization metric. ...
Unlike WSP, shortest-widest path (SWP) routing attempts to find the path having the maximal bandwidth, and the one with shortest distance is selected if multiple such paths are found with the same bandwidth ...
doi:10.1145/1185373.1185420
dblp:conf/qshine/LiG06
fatcat:wemj7mot2feszlzl77og3jvefa
Simulation‐based dynamic traffic assignment: Meta‐heuristic solution methods with parallel computing
2020
Computer-Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering
With parallel simulation, the algorithm runs more simulations in comparison with existing methods, but the algorithm explores the solution space better and therefore obtains better solutions in terms of ...
This is because the existing algorithms need to know the results of the last iteration to determine the next best path flow for the next iteration. ...
Therefore, we choose a framework from the literature which expresses the solution algorithm in two loops: the outer loop to find the shortest path and the inner loop to find the optimal path flow distribution ...
doi:10.1111/mice.12577
fatcat:bct3greylnbo3c4pdfdyqwncdm
Analysis of Dijkstra's Algorithm and A* Algorithm in Shortest Path Problem
2020
Journal of Physics, Conference Series
Finding the shortest path in direction effective is essential. To solve this shortest path problem, we usually using Dijkstra or A* algorithm. ...
These two algorithms are often used in routing or road networks. This paper's objective is to compare those two algorithms in solving this shortest path problem. ...
This can be proven by the loop count of Dijkstra and A*, the more points (nodes) the higher the difference between the loop count nor the time. ...
doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1566/1/012061
fatcat:yre6shdakzdwnkkggmk7oscixi
Quality-of-service routing for supporting multimedia applications
1996
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications
Theorem 5: Shortest-widest paths are loop-free in a distributed computation. Proof: By contradiction. Suppose that node A and node B are involved in a loop for destination C (Fig. 5) . ...
With a centralized algorithm, an ordered scanning of the nodes should avoid such loops. In a distributed algorithm, however, loops can occur. ...
and 1993 He is a Professor of networked systems in the Department of Computer Science, University College London, U.K., where he is responsible for a number of European and US funded research projects ...
doi:10.1109/49.536364
fatcat:xphdhg6oxbdxfhqqmd7j2tbpoy
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