Multiconstrained QoS routing using optimal supervisory control

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To find feasible paths that satisfy multiple independent quality-of-service (QoS) constraints, the methodology of optimal supervisory control is applied. The network is modelled as a discrete event system (DES) and the penalties of the states and the disabling costs of the events of the DES are assigned considering the given metrics. After introducing the DES and assigning the penalties and the disabling costs, the feasible paths are found using the modified optimal supervisor design algorithm.

Inspec keywords: discrete event systems; Internet; telecommunication control; telecommunication network routing; optimal control; quality of service

Other keywords: feasible path; discrete event system; DES; optimal supervisory control; quality-of-service; multiconstrained QoS routing

Subjects: Optimal control; Discrete control systems; Communication network design, planning and routing; Computer communications; Other computer networks; Control applications in data transmission

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