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Optical Burst Routing by Balanced Wavelength Allocation Under Multi-objective Quality Metrics

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The optical burst switching is promising optical network technique that intends to transmit data in the form of bursts with the ability of dynamic switching between sub-wave lengths. One among the crucial issues of the OBS networks is burst loss due to suboptimal and often impediment burst scheduling and wavelength allocation strategies. Hence, the major contributions of the contemporary research in regard to OBS networks entails to portray the optimal burst routing strategies. The contribution of this manuscript is balanced wavelength allocation using differential evolution method in short referred as BWADE, which selects an optimum multi-hop route that intends to uses multi-objective QoS aspects as a fitness scale for differential evolution algorithm. The experimental study concluding that the proposed BWADE outperforming the other contemporary routing approaches through simulation outcomes.

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Kumar, V.K.A., Reddy, K.S. & Prasad, M.G. Optical Burst Routing by Balanced Wavelength Allocation Under Multi-objective Quality Metrics. Wireless Pers Commun 107, 1093–1114 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-019-06326-w

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