Model for Balancing Aggregated Communication Bandwidth Resources
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https://doi.org/10.26636/jtit.2009.3.937Keywords:
aggregation, auctions, bandwidth market, market clearing, multicommodity tradeAbstract
In this paper we present a multicommodity bandwidth exchange model for balancing aggregated communication bandwidth resources (BACBR) that allows us to aggregate similar offers. In this model offers submitted to sell (or buy) the same, similar, or equivalent network resources (or demands for end-to-end connections) are aggregated into single commodities. BACBR model is based on the balancing communication bandwidth trade (BCBT) model. It requires much less variables and constraints then original BCBT, however the outcomes need to be disaggregated. The general model for disaggregation is also given in the paper.
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