This paper is concerned with the derivation of improved AQM control schemes to cope with unwanted variations of characteristic parameters such as the the average round-trip time, the load and the link capacity. To achieve this aim, we use novel robust control strategies for time-delay systems, which are based on the use of robust reduction methods and H$^{\infty}$ strategies resulting in \emph{memory} and \emph{memoryless} control laws respectively. To avoid the need for full state availability, difficult to satisfy in realistic network applications, the control strategy is complemented by a robust observer for time delay system. The control laws presented in the paper are validated and tested on different network scenarios through numerical simulations in both Matlab/Simulink and Network Simulator-2.
Synthesis of robust active queue management controllers / Manfredi, Sabato; DI BERNARDO, Mario; Garofalo, Francesco. - STAMPA. - (2004), pp. 1-17. (Intervento presentato al convegno Proceedings of 16th International Symposium on Mathematical Theory of Networks and Systems tenutosi a Leuven, Belgium nel luiglio 2004).
Synthesis of robust active queue management controllers
MANFREDI, SABATO;DI BERNARDO, MARIO;GAROFALO, FRANCESCO
2004
Abstract
This paper is concerned with the derivation of improved AQM control schemes to cope with unwanted variations of characteristic parameters such as the the average round-trip time, the load and the link capacity. To achieve this aim, we use novel robust control strategies for time-delay systems, which are based on the use of robust reduction methods and H$^{\infty}$ strategies resulting in \emph{memory} and \emph{memoryless} control laws respectively. To avoid the need for full state availability, difficult to satisfy in realistic network applications, the control strategy is complemented by a robust observer for time delay system. The control laws presented in the paper are validated and tested on different network scenarios through numerical simulations in both Matlab/Simulink and Network Simulator-2.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.