Managing Buffer Appropriately with the Back Propagation 

Learning Algorithm

Wu Yuan-ming; Gao Ke; Li Le-min

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Wu Yuan-ming, Gao Ke, Li Le-min. Managing Buffer Appropriately with the Back Propagation Learning Algorithm[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2006, 28(8): 1418-1421.

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Wu Yuan-ming, Gao Ke, Li Le-min. Managing Buffer Appropriately with the Back Propagation Learning Algorithm[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2006, 28(8): 1418-1421.

Wu Yuan-ming, Gao Ke, Li Le-min. Managing Buffer Appropriately with the Back Propagation Learning Algorithm[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2006, 28(8): 1418-1421.

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Wu Yuan-ming, Gao Ke, Li Le-min. Managing Buffer Appropriately with the Back Propagation Learning Algorithm[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2006, 28(8): 1418-1421.

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Managing Buffer Appropriately with the Back Propagation Learning Algorithm

Received Date: 2004-12-06
Rev Recd Date: 2005-06-27
Publish Date: 2006-08-19

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Abstract

A novel buffer management algorithm named DNS(Dynamic Neural Sharing) is suggested in this paper. This algorithm utilizes the Back Propagation learning Algorithm(BPA) to manage buffer appropriately, thus reduce the packet loss in self-similar teletraffic patterns. A conclusion is drawn through two emulations that the DNS addresses the trade off between packet loss and fairness issues better than those traditional algorithms such as CP(Complete Partitioning), CS(Complete Sharing) and SPS(State Partial Sharing).

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