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2015 1ST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NEXT GENERATION COMPUTING TECHNOLOGIES (NGCT)
Volume -, Issue -, Pages 280-284Publisher
IEEE
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MINs; MASEN; MALPHA; Performance and Reliability
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Multistage Interconnection Networks (MINs) play an important role in the performance of a multiprocessor system and provide optimum tradeoff between performance and cost. Many irregular MINs have been proposed in recent times, owing to their multipath and cost efficient features in comparison to regular ones. In this paper, performance and reliability of Modified Augmented Shuffle Exchange Network (MASEN) and Modified Alpha (M-ALPHA) network has been evaluated for varying network sizes (16X16 to 1024X1024). Reliability models and expressions have been derived under upper and lower bound assumptions. Performance in terms of probability of acceptance improves for MASEN as compared to MALPHA for larger network sizes, though at somewhat higher cost, whereas, on the reliability front MALPHA shows better results than the MASEN Network.
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