An Improved QoS Routing Algorithm in Internet

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An Efficient Routing Algorithm for Improving the QoS in Internet has been proposed and presented in this paper. The algorithm is a kind of Multi Constrained Path algorithm. The routing take place based on more than one link weight components. To avoid the NP complete problem and to increase the computational efficiency some advancement are added. These include the definition of Non Linear Path Length, where the sub paths may not be the shortest path, having k no of shortest paths in a node instead of having only the shortest path, then removing the path dominancy for state space reduction. As a last the concept look ahead is also included through which a predicted path to destination is mapped. This work only implements the removal of path dominancy where the queue is updated by removing the dominated paths from the queue. The simulation is also showing the better performance of the system.

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