Huang et al., 2007 - Google Patents
Dynamic traffic grooming: the changing role of traffic groomingHuang et al., 2007
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- Huang S
- Dutta R
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Traffic grooming refers to the techniques used to aggregate subwavelength traffic onto high speed lightpaths, while at the same time minimizing some measure of network cost, usually optoelectronic equipment cost. In the last few years, traffic grooming has come to be …
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