Titlebook: Challenges for Next Generation Network Operations and Service Management; 11th Asia-Pacific Ne Yan Ma,Deokjai Choi,Shingo Ata Conference pr

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Pedestrian Fall Safety Assessmentshanging user needs, environmental conditions, and business objectives. This paper describes the requirements for knowledge engineering to enable semantic reasoning to augment traditional network management to solve the above problems, and describes a new approach as the basis of future work in this area.

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幼兒

E-Scheme in Delay-Tolerant Networkso appear that is better than all of those. Meanwhile a probabilistic metric, called Two-Hop (TH) delivery predictability value, is presented here according to the small world theory. Our scheme has been evaluated using some existing approaches as well as the TH delivery predictability value and been shown to exhibit excellent performances.

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Active Diagnosis of High-Level Faults in Distributed Internet Serviceserences based on the probe results. Probing method is proactive and adaptive with low cost. We evaluate it through applying it to a J2EE application “Pet Store”, compare it with a current passive method Pinpoint, and show that our method outperforms Pinpoint.

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Review of Knowledge Engineering Requirements for Semantic Reasoning in Autonomic Networkshanging user needs, environmental conditions, and business objectives. This paper describes the requirements for knowledge engineering to enable semantic reasoning to augment traditional network management to solve the above problems, and describes a new approach as the basis of future work in this area.

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Foregery

E-Scheme in Delay-Tolerant Networks which can be utilized by most of the existing routing approaches that employ the ‘probability to deliver’ metric. Providing there are n opportunities, the E-Scheme is to let the first (.???1)/. opportunities go by (except for encountering the destination of messages) and then accept the first one t

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Network Planning and Adaptive Routing for Multimedia Traffic model pursuits the calculation of more accurate Qos metrics and effective bandwidth for multimedia traffic in order to optimize the sizing of network elements at a minimal cost. During network operation, the links weighted values are modified to compute shortest path routing algorithms in an adapti