S. Yoneda. Broadband-ISDN ATM layer management: Operations, administration, and maintenance considerations. IEEE Network, pages 31--35, May 1990. 7  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles   Check

....overview of the reported research which employ fuzzy logic, artificial neural networks and evolutionary computation. 4 Network Level Control The main objective of network level control in an ATM network is to enable the completion of the maximum possible number of successful B ISDN service calls [Yon90] The network attempts to achieve this objective by implementing two main control functions at the network level: fault management and resource management. 4 Y. Ahmet Sekercioglu et al. 4.1 Fault Management Fault management is concerned with the detection, isolation, and correction of acute ....

S. Yoneda. Broadband-ISDN ATM layer management: Operations, administration, and maintenance considerations. IEEE Network, pages 31--35, May 1990.

....to implement control methods which employ fuzzy logic, artificial neural networks and genetic algorithms on these levels is presented. 4 Network Level Control The main objective of network level control is to enable the completion of the maximum possible number of successful B ISDN service calls [Yoneda, 1990]. An attempt is made to achieve this objective by implementing two main functionalities at the network level controls: fault management and resource management. 4.1 Fault Management Fault management is concerned with the detection, isolation, and correction of acute failures that interrupt the ....

Yoneda, S. (1990). Broadband-ISDN ATM layer management: Operations, administration, and maintenance considerations. IEEE Network, pages 31--35.

....growing need for higher speed data connectivity in the local environment, which has been met through the installation of LANs, has also generated demand for complementary public network services to link LANs. In the literature, the demand has been identified as coming from the following factors [33][8] 27] ffl The increasing number of LANs installed and the need to interconnect them; ffl The requirement for high bit rate links due to the increase in processor workstation speed, software sophistication and file size, particularly growth in graphic based systems; ffl The requirement to ....

....the B ISDN. 7 B ISDN has been designed with the goal to support all existing and future services. CCITT standard I. 121 describes these services as interactive and distributive broadband services that can be bearer services (defined as OSI layer 1 3) or teleservices (defined as OSI layer 1 7) [33]. In addition, B ISDN will also support both connection oriented and connection less services. The services that have been identified for the future B ISDN include [33] 15] 13] ffl High speed data communication such as: file transfer, workstation communication, mainframe channel extender, ....

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