0000000000053764

AUTHOR

G. Lo Presti

showing 3 related works from this author

Distributed intelligent management,of active networks

2003

This paper focuses on improving computer network management by the adoption of artificial intelligence techniques. A logical inference system has being devised to enable automated isolation, diagnosis, and even repair of network problems, thus enhancing the reliability, performance, and security of networks. We propose a distributed multi-agent architecture for network management, where a logical reasoner acts as an external managing entity capable of directing, coordinating, and stimulating actions in an active management architecture. The active networks technology represents the lower level layer which makes possible the deployment of code which implement teleo-reactive agents, distribut…

Network architecturebusiness.industryComputer scienceDistributed computingSemantic reasonercomputer.software_genreNetwork simulationNetwork management applicationNetwork managementIntelligent agentIntelligent computer networkSoftware deploymentElement management systemArtificial intelligencebusinesscomputerActive Networks Network ManagementNetwork management stationActive Network ManagementActive networkingNetwork model
researchProduct

A Dynamic Reasoning Architecture for Computer Network Management

2005

This paper focuses on improving network management and monitoring by the adoption of Artificial Intelli- gence techniques. In order to allow automated reasoning on networking concepts, we defined an accurate ontologi- cal model capable of describing as better as possible the networking domain. The thorough representation of the do- main knowledge is used by a Logical Reasoner, which is an expert system capable of performing high-level manage- ment tasks.

Reasoning systemArtificial architectureOpportunistic reasoningKnowledge representation and reasoningbusiness.industryComputer scienceMulti-agent systemRule-based systemMarketing and artificial intelligenceLegal expert systemSemantic reasonerModel-based reasoningcomputer.software_genreExpert systemArtificial intelligence situated approachProcedural reasoning systemOntologyDomain knowledgecomputer network managementAutomated reasoningArtificial intelligencebusinessSoftware engineeringcomputer
researchProduct

On Unstructured File Sharing Networks

2007

We study the interaction among users of unstructured file sharing applications, who compete for available network resources (link bandwidth or capacity) by opening multiple connections on multiple paths so as to accelerate data transfer. We model this interaction with an unstructured file sharing game. Users are players and their strategies are the numbers of sessions on available paths. We consider a general bandwidth sharing framework proposed by Kelly [1] and Mo and Walrand [2], with TCP as a special case. Furthermore, we incorporate the Tit-for-Tat strategy (adopted by BitTorrent [3] networks) into the unstructured file sharing game to model the competition in which a connection can be …

business.industryComputer scienceDistributed computingcomputer.file_formatTit for tatsymbols.namesakeBandwidth allocationFile sharingNash equilibriumsymbolsResource allocationThe InternetbusinessBitTorrentcomputerGame theoryComputer network
researchProduct