Primary and secondary route selection in backbone communication networks

Article Abstract:

A nonlinear integer mathematical programming model is proposed for the primary and secondary route problem in backbone communication networks. The model is designed to minimize the mean delay faced by messages within the networks by identifying the primary route and the secondary link disjoint route. The primary route is used for sending messages, while the secondary route is used if the primary route is unavailable due to link failure.

Models, Management, Equipment and supplies, Digital communications, Nonlinear programming, Backbone networks

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Model selection in Neural Networks: some difficulties

Article Abstract:

Issues posed in determining statistical significance of weights in neural networks are examined.

United States, Analysis, Evaluation, Neural networks, Neural network, Statistical significance

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