National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.51205018);Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (No.FRF-TP-12-104A, No.FRF-AS-11-004B);Key Discipline Co-construction Project of Beijing Municipality (No.XK100080357)
In view of the large hierarchical Network Biswapped Network(BSN)
paper suggests a simple and effective load balancing strategy CDE-X.This new scheme overcomes the unworthiness of the large-scale hierarchical network's traditional scheme in which the calculation of the complex high order Laplacian matrix's eigenvalues.In the new method
most load balancing iterations are carried out in the factor network
therefore
CDE-X only needs to know the factor network's structure and the Laplacian eigenvalues
which improves the iterative convergence speed in the process of iterative balancing
and reduces the calculation complexity of the flows
and reduce the communication flows.According to the comparison theory
CDE-X not only reduces the computational complexity
but also reduces the iteration steps
which is more simple and effective than the traditional strategy X
and more applicable to the large scale hierarchical network BSN.
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