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A mathematical model and dynamic programming based scheme for service function chain placement in NFV

Xu et al., 2019

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476692825179899363
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Xu Y
Kafle V
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IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information and Systems

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Service function chain (SFC) is a series of ordered virtual network functions (VNFs) for processing traffic flows in the virtualized networking environment of future networks. In this paper, we present a mathematical model and dynamic programing based scheme for …
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