Dynamic adaptive adjustment method of virtual network resources based on nonlinear dimensionality reduction
A dynamic self-adaptive, non-linear dimensionality reduction technology, applied in the field of network transmission, can solve the problems of uneven resource allocation of nodes or links, low overall resource utilization, etc., to improve resource utilization, achieve load balancing, and improve execution. The effect of efficiency
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[0026] The present invention will be further described now in conjunction with accompanying drawing.
[0027] Before describing the method of the present invention in detail, for ease of understanding, the allocation of virtual network resources is first described.
[0028] The allocation of virtual resources in a network virtualization environment can be abstracted as a graph theory problem, and both the topology of the virtual network and the topology of the physical network are described in the form of graphs. Usually the underlying physical network can be described as an undirected graph with weights, denoted as G S =(N S ,E S ), where N S is the set of bottom nodes, and Es is the set of bottom links. A virtual network can also be represented as an undirected graph with weights, described as G V =(N V ,E V ), including the virtual node N V Set E with virtual links V . The virtual network mapping process is the process of finding suitable underlying resources that...
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