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Control Number
UPD-00000125902
Date and Time of Latest Transaction
20090716213102.0
General Information
080209s1999 xx eng
Cataloging Source
DML
Language Code
eng
Local Call Number
LG 995 1999 C65 B34
Main Entry - Personal Name
Bae, Il Ho
Title Statement
A study on the use of neural network & fuzzy logic for ATM traffic control / BAE Il Ho
Physical Description
viii, 99 leaves : ill. + 1 computer disk
Summary, Etc.
Nowadays, ATM is beginning to play as an important backbone in integrated network environments like B-ISDN. It supports various kinds of data such as ordinary data, image data and voice data. Forthcoming network environments will also have to support yet unknown services because our fast-changing information society demands such network environment and services. These new network environments require a different kind of traffic control mechanism in order to keep pace with the highly dynamic and complex nature of the data produced by the widely different services. The objective of controlling traffic in a network is changing from just aiming for better performance to striking a balance between performance and Quality of Service (QoS). Therefore, new approaches such as those using Neural Network or Fuzzy Logic are intensively being studied in this field. Studies are beginning to show that approaches employing Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic are promising compared to traditional models. In this paper, we tried to assess the promise of combining Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic for ATM traffic control. We combined flexible and knowledge-based control of Fuzzy logic and the learning and generalization capabilities of the Neural Network. To examine the performance of this combined model, we compared the results of three other models: the typical Two-Threshold ATM model, Fuzzy Logic Model, Neurofuzzy with One-Time Learning ATM Model and Neurofuzzy with Continuous Learning ATM model. Within the range of our experiments, the Neurofuzzy with Continuous Learning ATM Model showed around 1% improvement compared to pure Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic ATM models
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term
Asynchronous transfer mode
Fuzzy logic
Neural networks (Computer science)
User interfaces (Computer systems)
Collection Category
FI
Location
UP DENG-II LG 995 1999 C65 B34 e200000105g Room-Use Only E2-40TG
UP DENG-II LG 995 1999 C65 B34 e200000104g Room-Use Only E2-42TG
Collection Category
UP
Location
UP DARCHIVES LG 995 1999 C65 B34 Reference [Room Use Only] ARCHIVES-9317T
UP DENG-II LG 995 1999 C65 B34 e2000000154 Room-Use Only E2-2t
UP DENG-II LG 995 1999 C65 B34 e200000105g Room-Use Only E2-40TG
UP DENG-II LG 995 1999 C65 B34 e200000104g Room-Use Only E2-42TG
UP DARCHIVES LG 995 1999 C65 B34 Reference [Room Use Only] ARCHIVES-9317T
UP DENG-II LG 995 1999 C65 B34 e2000000154 Room-Use Only E2-2t
UP DENG-II LG 995 1999 C65 B34 e200000105g Room-Use Only E2-40TG
UP DENG-II LG 995 1999 C65 B34 e200000104g Room-Use Only E2-42TG
Textual Physical Form Designator
Thesis
Physical Location
University of the Philippines
Diliman Main Library: University Archives
LG 995 1999 C65 B34
Diliman: College of Engineering Library II
LG 995 1999 C65 / B34
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