TCC - Bacharelado em Ciência da Computação (Sede)
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Item Proposta de um meta-modelo para avaliação de robutez de redes de computadores com base na combinação de métricas topológicas(2017) Barros, Gustavo Henrique Pinto Soares de; Araújo, Danilo Ricardo Barbosa de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2708354422178489; http://lattes.cnpq.br/1155438495823549A growing demand for resilience and robustness in the field of computer networks rises from the great diversity of its aplications. The modern sistems display an increasing critical nature, and the occurrence of perturbations may cause significant losses either human, monetary or environmental. Optical fiber acts on the current systems as the main mean of transportation. Among its variety of applications, which are heavily dependant on its infrastructure, some of them are the internet, cable television and high transmission rates systems. The non-homogeneous and complex topology nature of these networks determine their increasing avaluation cost. For these reasons, optical networks are the study object of this research. Quantifying the robustness of networks is usually accomplished by nodes and links failure simulations, on which the monetary and temporal cost scales proportionally to the network size. This research analyzes the possibility of obtaining values of robustness metrics in complex networks which would originally be obtained from simulations through an alternative regression method. This method has as inputs the values of simple metrics which are obtained through applications other than simulations and uses artificial neural networks to forecast simulation results in a smaller period. The results are obtained through a comparison between the proposed model output and the node and link failure simulation output. They indicate that the proposed model presents a satisfactory error margin, between 10−³ and 10−9, thus the simulation values were reached successfully through regression on a smaller time period.