Title :
Complexity classification for performance characterization of system functions within ATM sub-networks
Author_Institution :
Cray Commun. Ltd., Watford, UK
Abstract :
A definition of a generic model for representing communication system behaviour is presented. Also presented is a general complexity measure for classifying computations represented by such a model. The method is based on modelling communication system functions as wreath products of automata which in turn are represented as transformation groups. Emphasis is placed on developing a methodology that can cope with practical ATM functional architectures being proposed by the International Telecommunications Union. Both recursive function complexity and semigroup decomposition complexity theory are interpreted within a common modelling structure. The rule base for the modelling structure is left open, allowing algorithm designers the flexibility of exploiting relational structures from classical algebra
Keywords :
computational complexity; ATM sub-networks; automata wreath products; classical algebra; common modelling structure; communication system behaviour; communication system functions; complexity classification; generic model; intelligent network performance; performance characterization; practical ATM functional architectures; recursive function complexity theory; relational structures; semigroup decomposition complexity theory; signalling; system functions; transformation groups;
Conference_Titel :
Performance Engineering in Telecommunications Networks. Twelfth UK Teletraffic Symposium (Digest No. 1995/054), IEE
Conference_Location :
Old Windsor
DOI :
10.1049/ic:19950354