Multiservice Telecommunication Systems Parametrical Synthesis by using of Multilayer Graph Mathematical Model
Dmitry Ageyev, Haidara Abdalla

TL;DR
This paper presents a method for the parametric synthesis of multi-service telecommunication systems using a multilayer graph model and self-similar flow processes, solved via nonlinear programming and gradient descent.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach combining multilayer graph models and self-similar processes for system synthesis, addressing complex modern telecommunication features.
Findings
Effective modeling of multilayer network structures.
Successful application of gradient descent for synthesis optimization.
Enhanced accuracy in representing self-similar traffic flows.
Abstract
This study is devoted to the problem of parametric synthesis of multi-service telecommunication sys-tems. The main characteristics of telecommunication systems, which are brought to account in an article, are multilayer structure formed by the overlayed networks and presence flows with self-similarity effect. For accounting these features of modern telecommunications systems is proposed to use a multi-layered graph for describing the system structure, and self-similar processes model for modeling flows in a network. Solution of parametric synthesis problem is reduced to a nonlinear programming problem which is solved by using gradient descent method.
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TopicsCybersecurity and Information Systems · Information Systems and Technology Applications · Advanced Optical Network Technologies
