Delay Efficient Scheduling via Redundant Constraints in Multihop Networks (2010)
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@MISC{Huang10delayefficient,
author = {Longbo Huang and Michael J. Neely},
title = {Delay Efficient Scheduling via Redundant Constraints in Multihop Networks},
year = {2010}
}
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Abstract
Abstract—We consider the problem of delay-efficient scheduling in general multihop networks. While the class of max-weight type algorithms are known to be throughput optimal for this problem, they typically incur undesired delay performance. In this paper, we propose the Delay-Efficient SCheduling algorithm (DESC). DESC is built upon the idea of accelerating queues (AQ), which are virtual queues that quickly propagate the traffic arrival information along the routing paths. DESC is motivated by the use of redundant constraints to accelerate convergence in the classic optimization context. We show that DESC is throughputoptimal. The delay bound of DESC can be better than previous bounds of the max-weight type algorithms which did not use such traffic information. We also show that under DESC, the service rates allocated to the flows converge quickly to their target values and the average total “network service lag ” is small. In particular, when there are O(1) flows and the rate vector is of Θ(1) distance away from the boundary of the capacity region, the average total “service lag ” only grows linearly in the network size.
Keyphrases
redundant constraint multihop network delay efficient scheduling max-weight type algorithm delay-efficient scheduling algorithm service rate undesired delay performance target value network size classic optimization context delay-efficient scheduling traffic arrival information rate vector average total service lag capacity region previous bound traffic information average total network service lag virtual queue general multihop network delay bound
