[PDF] Energy Efficient MANET Protocol Using Cross Layer Design for Military Applications
M Rath, BK Pattanayak, B Pati - Defence Science Journal, 2016
... MANET. This type of unfair load balancing among MANET nodes and the power
deficiency problem motivated us to consider a cross layer approach of power efficiency
with development of a load balanced protocol for MANET. ...
deficiency problem motivated us to consider a cross layer approach of power efficiency
with development of a load balanced protocol for MANET. ...
Performance analysis of a hierarchical switched network architecture
J Ge, J You, Y Wu - International Journal of Autonomous and Adaptive …, 2016
... to solve the problems encountered by the current internet, we have proposed an original
hierarchical switched network (HSNet) architecture with the new address structure and hierarchical
switching and controlling protocols including a per-flow load-balancing algorithm for ...
hierarchical switched network (HSNet) architecture with the new address structure and hierarchical
switching and controlling protocols including a per-flow load-balancing algorithm for ...
JACK: an asynchronous communication kernel library for iterative algorithms
F Magoulès, G Gbikpi-Benissan - The Journal of Supercomputing, 2016
... They also imply a lot of wasted time if the workloads are not well balanced. The
heterogeneous nature of the machines makes such load balancing very hard to achieve,
resulting in higher time loss, compared to homogeneous machines. ...
heterogeneous nature of the machines makes such load balancing very hard to achieve,
resulting in higher time loss, compared to homogeneous machines. ...
Critical Analysis of Clustering Algorithms for Wireless Sensor Networks
SP Singh, K Bhanot, S Sharma - Proceedings of Fifth International Conference on …, 2016
... Distributed. Energy saving. Random. Constant. FLOC. Distributed. Fault tolerance and scalability.
Random. Constant. ACE. Distributed. Load balancing and scalability. Random. Constant. HEED.
Distributed. Energy saving. Random. Constant. DWEHC. Distributed. Energy saving ...
Random. Constant. ACE. Distributed. Load balancing and scalability. Random. Constant. HEED.
Distributed. Energy saving. Random. Constant. DWEHC. Distributed. Energy saving ...
[PDF] Better bounds for coalescing-branching random walks
M Mitzenmacher, R Rajaraman, S Roche - arXiv preprint arXiv:1603.06109, 2016
... require little state information and are robust to various types of faults, and are therefore useful
in many distributed networks [4]. More generally, random walks provide a fundamental primitive
for network algorithms for information propagation, search, routing, and load balancing ...
in many distributed networks [4]. More generally, random walks provide a fundamental primitive
for network algorithms for information propagation, search, routing, and load balancing ...
[PDF] MobiStore: A system for efficient mobile P2P data sharing
MA Khan, L Yeh, K Zeitouni, C Borcea - Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications, 2016
... For example, in Fig. 1, if key K1 maps to VP 100, all the members of VP 100 will store the
values of K1. Thus, any VP member can answer queries for its VP. Load balancing is
achieved by spreading the requests uni- formly over the peers of a VP. ...
values of K1. Thus, any VP member can answer queries for its VP. Load balancing is
achieved by spreading the requests uni- formly over the peers of a VP. ...
Multicast tree construction: a nodes' relative leaving probability algorithm based on NICE in ALM
J Cui, K Gao, YJ Ye, J Fan, L Wu, Y Yang - International Journal of Autonomous and …, 2016
... From fall 2011 to summer 2013, he has been working on the best way to solve the
MDDLRB and making the multicast tree within tolerable overhead to achieve load
balancing. Now, he is a Computer Doctor candidate of Wuhan University. ...
MDDLRB and making the multicast tree within tolerable overhead to achieve load
balancing. Now, he is a Computer Doctor candidate of Wuhan University. ...
Scalable cross-layer multipath routing under interference constraints in wireless mesh networks
W Feng, S Feng, Y Ding, Y Liu - International Journal of Ad Hoc and Ubiquitous …, 2016
... count (INX) in Langar et al. (2009) does not consider load balancing so it performs well in low
traffic load condition only. ... However, it only depends on channel switching cost in the case of little
or even no interflow interference, ie, it does not consider load balancing. ...
traffic load condition only. ... However, it only depends on channel switching cost in the case of little
or even no interflow interference, ie, it does not consider load balancing. ...
[PDF] Algorithm Diversity-A Mechanism for Distributive Justice in a Socio-Technical MAS
V Nallur, E O'Toole, N Cardozo, S Clarke - 2016
... For instance, there are a multiplicity of sorting algorithms, compression algorithms, load-balancing
algorithms and typically, the informed pro- grammer makes an intelligent choice amongst the
various available algorithms based on the particular characteristics of the operating ...
algorithms and typically, the informed pro- grammer makes an intelligent choice amongst the
various available algorithms based on the particular characteristics of the operating ...
Badlands: an open-source, flexible and parallel framework to study landscape dynamics
T Salles, L Hardiman - Computers & Geosciences, 2016
In this paper, we propose a minimal numerical model which governing equations describe
the following processes: erosion, sedimentation, diffusion and flexure. T.
the following processes: erosion, sedimentation, diffusion and flexure. T.
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