Modeling of the hotspot load traffic for crossbar switch node by means of Generalized Nets

Tashev, Tasho; Monov, Vladimir

doi:10.1109/is.2012.6335214

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“…Another interesting direction for further research can be made in the direction of Generalized Nets, which are presented for solving similar problems [10].…”

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confidence: 99%

Strategy for Individuals Distribution by Incident Nodes Participation in Star Topology of Distributed Evolutionary Algorithms

Balabanov

Zankinski

Barova

2016

Cybernetics and Information Technologies

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“…Another interesting direction for further research can be made in the direction of Generalized Nets, which are presented for solving similar problems [10].…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Strategy for Individuals Distribution by Incident Nodes Participation in Star Topology of Distributed Evolutionary Algorithms

Balabanov

Zankinski

Barova

2016

Cybernetics and Information Technologies

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“…Our simulation of the throughput utilizes a PIM-algorithm specified by the apparatus of Generalized nets (Atanassov, 1997). The utilized GN-model for the PIM-algorithm is specified in (Tashev, Monov, 2012). The transition from a GN-model to executive program is performed as in (Tashev, Vorobiov, 2007) using the program package VFort (Vabushkevich, 2009).…”

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Load Optimization in a Grid Structure for Parallel Simulations of the Throughput of a Packet Switch Node

Tashev¹,

Monov²,

Tasheva³

2014

Information Technologies and Control

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In the present paper we employ the grid structure of IICT-BAS for parallel computer simulations of the throughput of a crossbar switch node. In our simulations we use PIM-algorithm for non-conflict scheduling in a crossbar node with hotspot load traffic. The obtained simulation results enable us to propose a procedure for optimizing the load of a grid structure in order to minimize the overall time of performance.

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“…For large buffers it is necessary to specify VOQ in an explicit form. For this purpose, we presented the formal description of a new GN-model of the PIMalgorithm in [11]. This model enables us to utilize the computational power of the gridstructure in order to investigate the whole range of dimensions.…”

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A simulation study of the throughput of a crossbar switch node by means of periodic input patterns

Tashev

Monov

2012

Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies

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In this paper a simple model for uniform traffic with periodic input patterns is suggested. Periodic input patterns (PI-Patterns) represent a further development of the family of patterns (S-Patterns) proposed in our previous investigations. Our simulation studies use the Generalized Nets (GN) model of the known PIM-algorithm. The simulation results of a GN-model using PI-Patterns are presented and compared with results obtained for S-Patterns. It is shown that the upper bound for the throughput of PIM-algorithm for the S-Patterns is the value of throughput for uniform traffic with PI-Patterns.

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Modeling of the hotspot load traffic for crossbar switch node by means of Generalized Nets

Cited by 8 publications

References 8 publications

Strategy for Individuals Distribution by Incident Nodes Participation in Star Topology of Distributed Evolutionary Algorithms

Strategy for Individuals Distribution by Incident Nodes Participation in Star Topology of Distributed Evolutionary Algorithms

Load Optimization in a Grid Structure for Parallel Simulations of the Throughput of a Packet Switch Node

A simulation study of the throughput of a crossbar switch node by means of periodic input patterns

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