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Eine schonende Mehrheitsklausel für die Zuteilung von Ausschusssitzen
No full textEine schonende Mehrheitsklausel für die Zuteilung von Ausschusssitzen / Friedrich Pukelsheim ; Sebastian Maier. - In: Zeitschrift für Parlamentsfragen. 36. 2005. S. 763-77
"Emergency Department Bypass for ST-Segment-Elevation Myocardial Infarction Patients Identified With a Prehospital Electrocardiogram: A Report From the American Heart Association Mission: Lifeline Program"
No full textData underlying the article: Multistep synthesis of a valsartan precursor in continuous flow
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"Multistep synthesis of a valsartan precursor in continuous flow", Katharina Hiebler, Sebastian Soritz, Kristian Gavric, Sam Birrer, Manuel C. Maier, Bianca Grabner, Heidrun Gruber-Woelfler, Journal of Flow Chemistry, https://doi.org/10.1007/s41981-019-00044-
Reinforcement Learning for Service Function Chain Reconfiguration in NFV-SDN Metro-Core Optical Networks
No full textWith the advent of 5G technology, we are witnessing the development of increasingly bandwidth-hungry network applications, such as enhanced mobile broadband, massive machine-type communications and ultra-reliable low-latency communications. Software Defined Networking (SDN), Network Function Virtualization (NFV) and Network Slicing (NS) are gaining momentum not only in research but also in IT industry representing the drivers of 5G. NS is an approach to network operations allowing the partition of a physical topology into multiple independent virtual networks, called network slices (or slices). Within a single slice, a set of Service Function Chains (SFCs) is defined and the network resources, e.g. bandwidth, can be provisioned dynamically on demand according to specific Quality of Service (QoS) and Service Level Agreement (SLA) requirements. Traditional schemes for network resources provisioning based on static policies may lead to poor resource utilization and suffer from scalability issues. In this article, we investigate the application of Reinforcement Learning (RL) for performing dynamic SFC resources allocation in NFV-SDN enabled metro-core optical networks. RL allows to build a self-learning system able to solve highly complex problems by employing RL agents to learn policies from an evolving network environment. In particular, we build an RL system able to optimize the resources allocation of SFCs in a multi-layer network (packet over flexi-grid optical layer). The RL agent decides if and when to reconfigure the SFCs, given state of the network and historical traffic traces. Numerical simulations show significant advantages of our RL-based optimization over rule-based optimization design
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Dynamic Virtual Network Function Placement over a Software-Defined Optical Network
No full textWe demonstrate how to dynamically place Virtual Network Functions over a software defined optical network integrating IT computing and real IP over WDM resources, thus allowing exchange of real traffic
Software Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN)
No full textA reliable Wide Area Network (WAN) has become a necessity for businesses
to transmit critical data across multiple branches and to increase their revenues. Many
solutions and dierent network structures have been proposed over years such as leased
lines, Frame Relay or Multi-Protocol Label Switching Virtual Private Networks (MPLS
VPN). Each solution is intended to be better than its predecessors in terms of reliabil-
ity and Quality of Service (QoS). Software-Dened Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN)
is an emerging paradigm that introduces the advantages of software dened networking
(SDN) into enterprise networking. SD-WAN can support dierentiated services over pub-
lic WAN by dynamically changing the
ow forwarding rules over an overlay network based
on monitoring data and service requirements. Thanks to these capabilities, it is possible to
overcome high cost of guaranteed QoS services such as MPLS. Most of the SD-WAN so-
lutions commercially available today are based on proprietary controllers and proprietary
Customer Provider Edge (CPE) devises. In this chapter, we present an implementation
of SD-WAN based on open source components such as OpenDaylight SDN controller and
Open Virtual Switch (OvS). This work targets the monitoring features of an SD-WAN
solution and explores active and passive monitoring approaches to understand their ad-
vantages and limitations. Our implementation provides an overlay WAN with controlled
performance in terms of delay and losses over low-cost Internet connectivity
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