—In many wired and wireless networks, nodes process input traffic to satisfy a network constraint (e.g. capacity constraints) and to increase the utility of data in the output ...
Deckling, cutting stock or trim loss problems arise when small units are to be fitted into large ones. One aims to reduce stock usage and setups, then favors long runs, surplus ov...
Adolf Diegel, Garth Miller, Edouard Montocchio, Si...
The simplicity and low-overhead of random walks have made them a popular querying mechanism for Wireless Sensor Networks. However, most of the related work is of theoretical nature...
We consider a communication network where each pair of users requests a connection guaranteeing a certain capacity. The cost of building capacity is identical across pairs. E cien...
As you walk around during your daily life, you commonly make path finding decisions based on the world around you. For example, when you are walking in the outdoors, you take the ...