2013
DOI: 10.1007/s11235-013-9759-1
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A novel network performance evaluation method based on maximizing deviations

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“…Acoording to sample values x ij and indicator weight w i , for the method of maximizing deviations, total deviation of the number i goal from the other goals is calculated. In [24] Chen et al calculate total deviation of all evaluation objects from other evaluation objects by:…”
Section: Researchmethodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Acoording to sample values x ij and indicator weight w i , for the method of maximizing deviations, total deviation of the number i goal from the other goals is calculated. In [24] Chen et al calculate total deviation of all evaluation objects from other evaluation objects by:…”
Section: Researchmethodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A multi-attribute model for global performance evaluation of IP based networks (under different traffic loads or for comparison of networks with the same traffic), is proposed in [Chen et al, 2014] (ELECTRE); from a network performance matrix, with tens of QoS parameters measured in different time periods, a maximizing deviation method based on ELECTRE principles [Chen & Hung, 2009] is used to determine the attribute weights; this leads directly to a ranking of network alternatives, based on the resulting values of an additive value function.…”
Section: Network Planning and Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In reference [9], a network performance evaluation method is proposed for the entire network. This method is based on performance data metrics and applies the uncertain multiple attribute decision making theory.…”
Section: Network-effect Of Qos Correlationmentioning
confidence: 99%