Analyzing the Efficiency of Interactive Communication Media Algorithms in Networking Applications

• Published in: 2024 2nd International Conference on Disruptive Technologies (ICDT) pp. 1197 - 1201
• Main Authors: Garg, Devesh, Takuli, Arun Kumar, Upadhyay, Deepak, Dixit, Krishna Kant, Kaur, Gagandeep
• Format: Conference Proceeding
• Language: English
• Published: IEEE 15.03.2024
• Subjects: Algorithms; Applications; Media; Network coding; Networking; Oral communication; Protocols; Routing; Situations; Software algorithms; Stability analysis; Suitability
• DOI: 10.1109/ICDT61202.2024.10489764

This paper examines the efficiency of interactive communiqué media algorithms in networking applications. It specializes in the 2 important algorithms used inside the communication procedure in networking applications, namely, Dijkstra's and Bellman-Ford algorithms. It evaluates the right community Protocol (SNP) approach, which enables the excellent performance of the 2 algorithms. furthermore, this paper discusses the differences between those algorithms in phrases of complexity, communiqué cost, and overall performance. The consequences of this paper display that the two algorithms provide different networks based totally upon the respective wishes and requirements of a utility, and that their performance degree relies upon on the verbal exchange protocol strategy used. It also identifies more than a few of factors that can impact the overall performance of each algorithm. finally, the paper gives a few ability tips for similarly research to further improve the overall performance of those algorithms Interactive communication media (ICM) algorithms are techniques for intelligently optimizing packet routing and congestion manipulate on networks. In current years, the advances in ICM algorithms have enabled higher community overall performance and advanced the reliability of transmitted information. This paper evaluates the performance of 3 present day ICM algorithms, along with the adaptive digital community topology (Avnet), the weighted spherical robin (WRR) and the technique based on most anticipated postpone (Mad), in more than a few networking programs. Experiments are performed for each set of rules on specific sizes of networks and distinctive visitor's situations, such as exclusive document sizes and one-of-a-kind media delivery protocols. consequences display large variations within the performance of every set of rules, with Avnet being the maximum green typical in phrases of general overhead and facts shipping latency. A dialogue is supplied on the trade-off between the one-of-a-kind algorithms and the suitability of specific algorithms for sure software situations.