Hamiltonicity of a General OTIS Network

Kumar, Nagendra; Kumar, Rajeev; Mallick, Dheeresh K.; Jana, Prasanta K.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-11322-2_43

Distributed Computing and Networking

2010

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-11322-2_43

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Hamiltonicity of a General OTIS Network

Nagendra Kumar

Rajeev Kumar

Dheeresh K. Mallick

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“…Because of the attractive prosperities of OTIS and its ability to achieve a high and efficient performance at a reasonable cost, many efforts have been engaged on studying OTIS and exploring its efficiency for solving many mathematical problems and real applications [4][5][6][7][8][9][10].…”

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Factor‐Optical‐Factor Exchanges Method: a new load balancing method for Extended Optical Transpose Interconnection System‐n‐Cube networks

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2015

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SUMMARYThe Optical Transpose Interconnection System (OTIS) optoelectronic interconnection network architecture is a promising attraction in the new era of parallel computing topologies because of its attractive topological properties. Recently, many enhancements were presented on OTIS topologies including the Extended OTISn-Cube interconnection networks. Therefore, all performance improvement characteristics of such a promising architecture need to be investigated; one of which is load balancing technique. This paper focuses on developing an efficient algorithm for load balancing on the promising Extended OTIS-n-Cube interconnection networks. The proposed algorithm is called Factor-Optical-Factor Exchange Model. Furthermore, this paper presents theoretical and experimental study on the proposed algorithm in terms of various parameters including execution time, load balancing accuracy, number of communication steps, and speed. Results show superiority of the proposed algorithm over the well-known Clustered Dimension Exchange Method (CDEM) algorithm in terms of execution time, number of communication steps, and speed, while maintaining the same level of accuracy.

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Topological properties assessment of optoelectronic architectures

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Hamiltonicity of a General OTIS Network

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Factor‐Optical‐Factor Exchanges Method: a new load balancing method for Extended Optical Transpose Interconnection System‐n‐Cube networks

Factor‐Optical‐Factor Exchanges Method: a new load balancing method for Extended Optical Transpose Interconnection System‐n‐Cube networks

Topological properties assessment of optoelectronic architectures

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