"autonomous network" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a network that is able to function and operate independently without external control or intervention. Example: "The company's new data system utilizes an autonomous network, allowing for seamless and efficient communication between all departments."
A substantial portion of the network traffic can be attributed to autonomous network applications that experience repeating networking patterns.
We have designed an autonomous network simulator for testing the routing scheme.
This study compares the public private partnership alternative of sharing a network with the conventional alternative of building a government autonomous network.
In DWB networks, topology control is defined as the autonomous network capability to dynamically reconfigure its physical topology through (1) the redirection of point-to-point links and/or (2) the reposition of backbone nodes.
An integrated framework was proposed in [29] to guide the design of a mobile agent-based network management system namely the mobile agent-based framework for security-enhanced autonomous network and system management.
The overall goal is to devise autonomous network control schemes which maximize an overall increasing concave utility function U. The utility function is defined as the sum of sector utility functions U m, which are in turn defined over average user rates X ̄ m.
This chapter discusses a cluster-based parallel video server, using autonomous network-attached storage technology.
They can be seen as intelligent and autonomous networks.
Power sharing among multi DER units in autonomous networks is then demonstrated through digital time-domain simulation studies using MATLAB/SimPowerSystems Toolbox.
Vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) are autonomous networks allowing mobile vehicles to communicate with each other without relying on any infrastructure [1, 2].
Wireless mesh networks (WMNs) are autonomous networks, made up of mesh routers and mesh clients, where mesh routers have minimal mobility and form the backbone of WMNs.
