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A Deep Learning Perspective on Network Routing

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arxiv 2303.00735 v2 pith:ABYL4ZGF submitted 2023-03-01 cs.NI cs.LG

classification cs.NIcs.LG
keywords routingtrafficapproachchallengereal-worlddeepdemandslearning
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Routing is, arguably, the most fundamental task in computer networking, and the most extensively studied one. A key challenge for routing in real-world environments is the need to contend with uncertainty about future traffic demands. We present a new approach to routing under demand uncertainty: tackling this challenge as stochastic optimization, and employing deep learning to learn complex patterns in traffic demands. We show that our method provably converges to the global optimum in well-studied theoretical models of multicommodity flow. We exemplify the practical usefulness of our approach by zooming in on the real-world challenge of traffic engineering (TE) on wide-area networks (WANs). Our extensive empirical evaluation on real-world traffic and network topologies establishes that our approach's TE quality almost matches that of an (infeasible) omniscient oracle, outperforming previously proposed approaches, and also substantially lowers runtimes.

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