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In a fast reconfiguration, nodes do not go through the route discovery and weight assignment phases, described in Section 3.1, but use the information collected during the most recent setup process and go straight into the reservation phase described in Section 3.2.
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T S denotes the core Steiner tree (the set of nodes and edges) that is uniquely defined by x S. Outline: The algorithm works in three phases: In the assignment phase (Assign), the cheapest assignment of customers to facilities from F is found.
At the end of the assignment phase, if all tasks are assigned to cores, then there is no candidate migrating task and therefore no migrating task in the system.
In Eq. 3, (text {DBF}left (tau ^{pi _{j}}_{text {NM}}, t right)) represents the demand for the non-migrating tasks assigned to π j in the task assignment phase.
There is a single parallel task in the system: (1) Task assignment phase: during this phase, τ 3 and τ 4 are assigned to π 1 and τ 2 is assigned to π 2. For the same reasons as in the previous case, task τ 1 can neither be assigned to π 1 nor to π 2, so it is considered as a candidate migrating task.
During the assignment phase, let us assume that tasks τ 3 and τ 4 are assigned to π 1 and τ 2 is assigned to π 2 as they cannot benefit from any parallelism.
We propose a two-phase approach, consisting of an initial assignment phase and a refined assignment phase to address the CAP.
Solving RWA problem in distributed algorithms can be generally divided into two phases: routing phase and wavelength assignment phase.
After the listing phase, the task graph is sequentialized into a queue and ready for the task assignment phase.
The spectrum assignment phase can use proposed algorithms for the CR FA presented in this paper without the need for modification.
Many combinatorial optimization problems include a grouping (or assignment) phase wherein a set of items are partitioned into disjoint groups or sets.
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