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Minimum network wavelength requirement design using a genetic-algorithm/heuristic hybrid

Minimum network wavelength requirement design using a genetic-algorithm/heuristic hybrid

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Minimum network wavelength requirement design of multi-wavelength all-optical transport networks using a genetic-algorithm (GA)/heuristic hybrid approach is described. Improved performance (over a GA alone) and improved results (over recent heuristics) are obtained using a tool for optical network optimisation, modelling and design (NOMaD).

Inspec keywords: genetic algorithms; optical fibre networks

Other keywords: genetic-algorithm/heuristic hybrid; NOMaD; minimum network wavelength; optical network optimisation modelling and design; multiwavelength all-optical transport network

Subjects: Optimisation techniques; Optical communication

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