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Economic and reliability of telecommunication network design using multiple Tabu search algorithm

Author(s)
Premprayoon, Patomporn
Wardkein, Paramote
Date Issued
June 28, 2004
Type
Conference Paper
Abstract
This paper propose a new heuristic optimization approach for optimal telecommunication networks design considering both economics and reliability. Tabu Search Algorithms are controlled by central program in order to they cooperate with other. This algorithm is called Multiple Tabu Search Algorithm (MTSA). It improves the performance of the classical Tabu Search algorithm (TS) providing better computation time and enhancing solution accuracy. However, MTSA is similar to TS in that both methods avoid the local optimum and search for the global optimum. This approach is interested on the model of the reality telecommunication network. Simulation results on multiple test problems with various degrees of constraint show that this approach has high efficiency and is superior to the conventional Tabu algorithm.
Citation
6th International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology Broadband Convergence Network Infrastructure, 2, 898-902, 2004
Subjects

Heuristic algorithm

Reliability

Tabu Search algorithm...

Telecommunication net...

Topological design

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