Abstract-We present analytic models for the blocking proba-bility of both unique path and multiple path multistage intercon-nection networks under the assumption of either permutation or random memory request patterns. The blocking probability of an interconnection network under the assumption of permutation requests is a quantitative measure of the network's permutation capability. We compare the performance of networks with approximately equivalent hardware complexity. It is shown that variations of banyan networks can be designed with extremely low blocking probabilities under the assumption of permutation requests. Index Terms-Banyan networks, crossbar networks, multi-stage interconnection networks, performance analysis. I
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The blocking probability of a network is a common measure of its performance. There exist means of...
General analytic models for the performance analysis of various unique and redundant path circuit-sw...
Multistage networks (MIN) are used as interconnection structure in a large number of applications. T...
For networks that exhibit neither concentration nor expansion, the well-known probabilistic model of...
Previous models for performance evaluation of multistage switches have been neither accurate enough ...
Abstract-A banyan network and its topologically equivalent ones have recently been adopted as the in...
Banyan networks comprise a large class of networks that have been used for interconnection in larg...
Interconnection Networks of various designs have been proposed for use as fast packet switches for b...
The performance of most digital systems today is limited by their communication or interconnection, ...
Randomly-wired multistage networks have recently been shown to outperform traditional multistage net...
This article presents a new recurrent method for modelling multi-service switching networks with ove...
Multistage interconnection networks (MIN) are used to connect processors to memories in shared memor...
Abstract—Multicast communication is one of the most important collective communication operations an...
ABSTRACT: The Performance of a system depends directly on the time required to perform an operation ...
Abstract—This article presents a new recurrent method for modelling multi-service switching networks...
The blocking probability of a network is a common measure of its performance. There exist means of...
General analytic models for the performance analysis of various unique and redundant path circuit-sw...
Multistage networks (MIN) are used as interconnection structure in a large number of applications. T...
For networks that exhibit neither concentration nor expansion, the well-known probabilistic model of...
Previous models for performance evaluation of multistage switches have been neither accurate enough ...
Abstract-A banyan network and its topologically equivalent ones have recently been adopted as the in...
Banyan networks comprise a large class of networks that have been used for interconnection in larg...
Interconnection Networks of various designs have been proposed for use as fast packet switches for b...
The performance of most digital systems today is limited by their communication or interconnection, ...
Randomly-wired multistage networks have recently been shown to outperform traditional multistage net...
This article presents a new recurrent method for modelling multi-service switching networks with ove...
Multistage interconnection networks (MIN) are used to connect processors to memories in shared memor...
Abstract—Multicast communication is one of the most important collective communication operations an...
ABSTRACT: The Performance of a system depends directly on the time required to perform an operation ...
Abstract—This article presents a new recurrent method for modelling multi-service switching networks...