Decomposition of Reinforcement Learning for Admission Control of Self-Similar Call Arrival Processes

Carlström, Jakob

Neural Information Processing Systems 

In multi-service communications networks, such as Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networks, resource control is of crucial importance for the network operator as well as for the users. The objective is to maintain the service quality while maximizing the operator's revenue. At the call level, service quality (Grade of Service) is measured in terms of call blocking probabilities, and the key resource to be controlled is bandwidth. Network routing and call admission control (CAC) are two such resource control problems. Markov decision processes offer a framework for optimal CAC and routing [1].

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