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    • Network Engineering
    • Artificial Intelligence

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    • Buffer-less network architectures, like optical burst-switched networks, face challenges with packet loss due to contention.
    • Deflection routing aims to mitigate packet loss by redirecting packets based on limited node knowledge.
    • Existing deflection routing methods lack adaptability and intelligence in dynamic network conditions.

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    • To introduce an intelligent deflection routing framework (iDef) that enhances packet delivery in buffer-less networks.
    • To decouple the signaling infrastructure from the learning algorithm for greater flexibility.
    • To develop and evaluate novel learning-based deflection routing protocols.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed the iDef framework with distinct signaling and decision-making modules.
    • Implemented a feedback management protocol within the signaling module.
    • Integrated a reinforcement learning algorithm into the decision-making module.
    • Proposed and implemented several learning-based deflection routing protocols using the ns-3 network simulator.

    Main Results:

    • The iDef framework successfully integrates reinforcement learning into deflection routing.
    • The proposed learning-based protocols demonstrate improved performance compared to traditional methods (specific metrics not detailed in the abstract).
    • The decoupled design allows for modularity and potential for various learning algorithm integrations.

    Conclusions:

    • Intelligent deflection routing using reinforcement learning is a viable approach to reduce packet loss in buffer-less networks.
    • The iDef framework provides a flexible and intelligent solution for network routing challenges.
    • Further research can explore different reinforcement learning algorithms and network scenarios within the iDef framework.