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-----------------+---- dataentry seminar ​---- 
 +date_dt : 2009-04-01 
 +title : QoS Network Coding 
 +speaker : Amir Hesam Salavati 
 +affiliation :  Sharif University of Technology. 
 +time : 16h15-17h15 
 +room : BC129 
 +table : seminars 
 +=================== 
 +template:​datatemplates:​seminar 
 +----------------------- 
 + 
 + 
 +==== abstract ==== 
 +The topic of my talk is QoS network coding. I’ve divided my presentation  
 +to two parts. In the first part, I will briefly explain the algorithm that  
 +I suggested in my thesis for providing QoS using network coding.  
 +The algorithm is a decentralized optimization method to find minimum  
 +cost QoS flow subgraphs in network coded multicast schemes.  
 +The main objective of this algorithm is to find minimum cost subgraphs  
 +that also satisfy user-specified QoS constraints,​ namely, rate and  
 +end-to-end delay constraints. I will only discuss the case of one and  
 +multiple multicast sessions in wired networks and leave the extensions  
 +to wireless networks for whomever interested. 
 + 
 +In the second part of my  
 +talk, I will discuss a new idea about QoS network coding which I am  
 +currently working on. In summary, I think one of the biggest advantagess  
 +of network coding over routing is its ability to solve some NP-complete  
 +routing problems in polynomial time, or more precisely, in transforming  
 +NP-Complete problems to polynomial time ones.  
 +A good example is finding the minimum cost multicast subgraphs, which 
 + is know as finding Steiner trees problem in routing area. Lun et al. (2006)  
 +have shown that while Steiner trees problem belongs to the NP-complete  
 +class, by using network coding, the equivalent problem could be solved in  
 +polynomial time.  
 + 
 +Since many QoS routing problems are NP-complete (and this is why there  
 +are many heuristic algorithms to provide QoS using routing), we are working 
 +on finding polynomial time solutions for the equivalent QoS network coding  
 +problems.