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Bandwidth Scheduling For Energy Efficiency In High Networks

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Bandwidth Scheduling For Energy Efficiency In High Networks

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Bandwidth Scheduling For Energy Efficiency In High Networks 1BANDWIDTH SCHEDULING FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN HIGH NETWORKSStudent by (Name)Professor’s (Name)College CourseDate
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Bandwidth Scheduling For Energy Efficiency In High Networks 2BANDWIDTH SCHEDULING FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN HIGHNETWORKSPART ONEREVIEW OF THE LITERATUREIntroduction Power consumption is very high for the transmission that needs high-performance networks thanlow networks in a telecommunication system. However, in most of the existing bandwidthscheduling operates from the traditional methods such as the data transfer time of minimization.The little effort has been put in place to save the energy in the High-performance network.Bandwidth scheduling is considered an important factor in the data transfer between the givennetworks (Dixit, Lannoo, Colle, Pickavet and Demeester 2015). The increasing number ofinternet connections call for the high performance, in the end, to end networks results in theenergy consumption between the Networks. The number of network deployment has providedthe link through the on demand and the advance scheduling resulting in the application of thehigh-performance network (Galante et al. 2016). The algorithm and the path computation arecritical elements needed for the bandwidth scheduling associated with the fixed slots of anetwork and its respective available bandwidth for the given slots and all the available slots inthe computation. The available algorithm for the bandwidth scheduling is based on the extendingof breadth-first search (Ghouma and Jaseemuddin 2015). A large number of commercial andscientific applications always generate number of data based on the order of petabytes fromterabytes which must be transported across all extensive area networks. An excellent example of
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Bandwidth Scheduling For Energy Efficiency In High Networks 3the process is when the large simulation is generated by the science application on the source tothe remote storage site.The optimal bandwidth scheduling used for remarked learning in control systemsthat are based on Nash theory and the mechanism of Auction The research paper addressed the problem of bandwidth scheduling for the double layernetwork operating as a learning network. The auction mechanism we employed to deal with theissue and also the application of bandwidth scheduling methodology appropriate.This wasintroduced for the allocation of the allocation of each subsection. The system is designed for theformulation of non-cooperative game fairness (Ghouma and Jaseemuddin 2015). The estimationof distribution is used under this framework to obtain the Equilibrium for the Nash Networksfinally. The simulation and experimental results are bows used to demonstrate all the effects theproposed method. The system used is one of the best for giving out the quality output related tothe bandwidth scheduling and other computational algorithms related to telecommunications.The Network controlled Systems the examples of the multiple feedbacks which arealways closed through the serial of the communication channels. If compared to varioustraditional systems, this new technology has some advantages which include the following: sharing of the information sources,compelling diagnosis, distribution of remote control There is also the option of modulation design and finally its low cost and flexibility in itsconfiguration (Galante et al. 2016). As a result of these, the NCS has been very useful indifferent fields such as the national defense, the automation of industrial systems such as inaircraft, intelligent sector, the financial management and process control (Ghouma and
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Bandwidth Scheduling For Energy Efficiency In High Networks 4Jaseemuddin 2015). In addition to these, there are a number of useful results that are associatedwith the process and also associated with the protocol if the network. Examples of such resultsare the induced delay in networks, the packet droplets of the system, the structure if the NCs,security, scheduling and other network constraints (Hameed 2016).It is also notable that some researchers mainly focus on the single layer structure kind ofa network; their results have been reported on the NCs and the double layer structure of thesystem. The Learning control system of a network which has a double layer structure can obtainthe better control and performance if the systems regarding their robustness and quality(Galanteet al. 2016).However, in real time NCs in a provider network, a random induced delay cansometimes have an impact on the stability related to its performance in the whole system(Hameed 2016). On the other hand, the bandwidth availability is considered as one of thesolutions to some network related problems in a telecommunication system. An example of asuitable network scheduling gives the appropriate allocation to all the resources in a networknode which helps in the reduction of the packet collisions. The performance if its application isconsidered as directly being affected by the number of existing bandwidth and also the samplingrate of the same bandwidth scheduling.This implies that the quality of any service and its controldoes bit only depend on the algorithm of the system but also on the structure of the system; thescheduling of the networks also become a crucial factor of the consideration (Ismail, Gamage,Zhuang, Shen, Serpedin and Qaraqe 2015).The optimal allocation of the network bandwidth isconsidered as a key to the improvement of the Quality of Control as well as the Quality ofService.From the above discussion, the bandwidth scheduling and optimizing are also studied,and the arguments are majorly based on the NCLs in the entire paper.
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Bandwidth Scheduling For Energy Efficiency In High Networks 5The bandwidth allocation Scheduling Algorithm in the IEE 802.16 Wimax in itsprotocol to improve its Quality of the Service.The wireless network technology has extensively accessed the given technology inconnection with the remote user terminal with its primary network within the system (Restrepo,Salcedo-Parra and Sánchez-Céspedes 2017). The Quality of Service is considered as one of theparameters which can be used when the data transfer between all the user terminals is availableto the network and system administrator. By using the WiMAX technology, the Quality ofService is then determined by the use of MAC layer; but the allocation of the bandwidthscheduling algorithm is much defined by Quality of Service but not as defined by the IEE 802.16and its network structure (Shawish and Salama 2014). The research of this paper evaluates andmakes a comparison of a various existing algorithm which is used in the designing of the IEE802.16 WiMAX protocol. This system then helps in the improvement of Quality of Service.Thefollowing represents some of the keywords used commonly in the research paper: Wimax,Schedule, the QoS, the given bandwidth, the allocation of scheduling and finally the IEE 802.16.From the research paper above, different terms are found to be useful for the study in thenetwork scheduling. The WiMAX ( the worldwide interoperability for the microwave Access);this a telecommunication technology which is applied in the design of the network protocols inimproving the effectiveness of the data transmission by use of different modes of transmissionsuch as the point to multipoint technology (Restrepo, Salcedo-Parra and Sánchez-Céspedes2017). WiMAX is considered as one of the high performings to the end to end of all the networkprotocols. The features are unique and also increase the rate of data transfer, high performance ofthe system, somewhat secured communication between the data among others. The main types ofWiMAX technology include the following: mobile and the fixed nature of WiMAX system.The
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Bandwidth Scheduling For Energy Efficiency In High Networks 6mobile model of Wimax can enable the user to access the internet when traveling while the setform of WiMAX, its stations can provide the wireless internet.The average Bandwidth Model of WFQ with the AllocationsThe trends in the telecommunication infrastructure with the packet networks havebrought about the primary question of the quality of service.Different methods can assign thepriorities inflow according to the various needs in network nodes as related to the Quality ofService. The queue scheduling algorithm technique used in the network is fundamental inchoosing the output for describing the packets from the queue (Marinescu 2017). The system istherefore designed to give the division of the bandwidth optimally. One of the algorithms that ofcan decide according to the priorities is the primary component of the modern QoS whichsupports the network. In case there is a need for the configuration for the optimum algorithms,there is need to calculate the simulation of the settings to give the desired results which will havethe impact on the quality of service. Bandwidth Allocation There are some bandwidth scheduling algorithm and respective bandwidth allocationmodels that have been very useful for the desirable estimation (Vu, Tran, Juntti and Hong 2015).The most model that is preferred by the engineers is the WFQ which is commonly used as amodel for the traffic engineering in the telecommunication field. Allocation if the bandwidthhelps the engineers in designing and coming up with the appropriate model for simulation.The genetic algorithm for the processes scheduling in the distributed system of a networkin the systems considering the load balancing.The main work and purpose are to present and evaluate all the methods in the schedulingof a distributed network. The system has a significant role in the performance of the distribution
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