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Single minimal path based backup path for multi-state network

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  • Yun Zhang
  • Zhengguo Xu
  • Xinli Wang
  • Jiangang Lu
  • Youxian Sun

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Backup path is an important mechanism to sustain the reliability of a multi-state network. As a popular backup path method, the double minimal path based backup path algorithm can improve the multi-state network’s reliability when the main paths fail. However, this algorithm cannot work efficiently when a single main minimal path fails. To improve the reliability in the first main minimal path failure case, we propose a single minimal path based backup path algorithm. In the single minimal path based backup path algorithm, two disjoint minimal paths are used as the main routing pair to transmit the data, and one single minimal path, which is disjoint with the main minimal paths, acts as the backup path. In the second main minimal path failure case, we propose a double–single minimal path based backup path algorithm to improve the multi-state network reliability. To develop the single minimal path based backup path and the double–single minimal path based backup path algorithms, this article first formulates the multi-state network reliability analysis problem. Then, a solution procedure is proposed to calculate the multi-state network reliability. Furthermore, numerical examples are given to validate the effectiveness of the algorithms. Finally, some comparisons are made between the single minimal path based backup path/double–single minimal path based backup path and the double minimal path based backup path/double minimal path based backup path algorithms. The comparison results indicate that the single minimal path based backup path and the double–single minimal path based backup path algorithms lead to considerable improvement in terms of the multi-state network reliability in the first and the second main minimal path failure cases, respectively, which are verified by both the mathematical analysis and numerical experiments.

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  • Yun Zhang & Zhengguo Xu & Xinli Wang & Jiangang Lu & Youxian Sun, 2014. "Single minimal path based backup path for multi-state network," Journal of Risk and Reliability, , vol. 228(2), pages 152-165, April.
    • Handle: RePEc:sae:risrel:v:228:y:2014:i:2:p:152-165
    DOI: 10.1177/1748006X13502953
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