Search for dissertations about: "resource allocation"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 362 swedish dissertations containing the words resource allocation.
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11. Symbolic Supervisory Control of Resource Allocation Systems
Abstract : Supervisory control theory (SCT) is a formal model-based methodology for verification and synthesis of supervisors for discrete event systems (DES). The main goal is to guarantee that the closed-loop system fulfills given specifications. SCT has great promise to assist engineers with the generation of reliable control functions. READ MORE
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12. Resource Allocation in Flexible-Grid Optical Networks with Nonlinear Interference
Abstract : As the backbone of modern communications, the optical networks are anticipated to provide higher data rate and flexibility to support the exponentially growing volume and heterogeneity of traffic requirements. Flexible-grid optical networks have been proposed to improve the utilization of spectrum resources. READ MORE
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13. Analytical Results on the Performance of Shared Resource Allocation Systems
Abstract : Resource allocation is a prevalent problem in a wide range of domains of computer science. Analytical tools that evaluate the performance of resource allocation systems allow us to compare with experimental ones, and utilize the design of such systems. READ MORE
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14. Optical Interconnects for Next Generation Data Centers : Architecture Design and Resource Allocation
Abstract : The current data center architectures based on blade servers and elec- tronic packet switches face several problems, e.g., limited resource utilization, high power consumption and cost, when handling the rapidly growing of data traffic. READ MORE
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15. Fair Scheduling and Resource Allocation in Packet Based Radio Access Networks
Abstract : Wireless communication systems are by nature and by regulations limited in bandwidth and are therefore limited in capacity. Services with Quality of Service (QoS) requirements will enforce a more efficient utilisation of the available capacity. READ MORE