2011
DOI: 10.1364/jocn.3.000683
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Distributed SNIR Optimization Based on the Verhulst Model in Optical Code Path Routed Networks With Physical Constraints

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“…The channel error estimation of = 0.2 represents the maximum uncertainty when there are OPMs of OSNR, power, CD and PMD measurements in all links with acceptable accuracy of the measurements. For this case, the NMSE is approximately 10 -2 , which is adequate to the dynamical adjustment of the transmitted power [8]. However, if there are available only the OPM of power meter in all links of the lightpath, the channel error estimation will increase to 0.4 and the NMSE is approximately 6  10 -2 .…”
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confidence: 97%
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“…The channel error estimation of = 0.2 represents the maximum uncertainty when there are OPMs of OSNR, power, CD and PMD measurements in all links with acceptable accuracy of the measurements. For this case, the NMSE is approximately 10 -2 , which is adequate to the dynamical adjustment of the transmitted power [8]. However, if there are available only the OPM of power meter in all links of the lightpath, the channel error estimation will increase to 0.4 and the NMSE is approximately 6  10 -2 .…”
Section: Numerical Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The quality of solution achieved by any iterative resource allocation procedure could be measured by how close to the optimum solution the found solution is, and can be quantified by the normalized mean squared error (NMSE) when equilibrium is reached after n iterations. For power allocation problem, the NMSE definition is given by [8],…”
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