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Reactive Search for Traffic Grooming in WDM Networks

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Evolutionary Trends of the Internet (IWDC 2001)

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In this paper the Reactive Local Search (RLS) heuristic is proposed for the problem of minimizing the number of expensive Add-Drop multiplexers in a SONET or SDH optical network ring, while respecting the constraints given by the overall number of fibers and the number of wavelengths that can carry separate information on a fiber. RLS complements local search with a history-sensitive feedback loop that tunes the prohibition parameter to the local characteristics of a specific instance.

Simulation results are reported to highlight the improvement in ADM cost when RLS is compared with greedy algorithms used in the recent literature.

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Battiti, R., Brunato, M. (2001). Reactive Search for Traffic Grooming in WDM Networks. In: Palazzo, S. (eds) Evolutionary Trends of the Internet. IWDC 2001. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 2170. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-45400-4_5

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