In this paper, we explore new possibilities, created by programmable switches, for fast
rerouting upon signals triggered by Internet traffic disruptions. We present Blink, a data-driven …

… regains connectivity within a mere 3.3 ms. … an even faster recovery time of 3.3 ms, which
we consider essential as network demands proceed to increase. Compared to average recovery …

… For this reason, in this paper, we propose a Fast 117 Data Recovery method (FaRe) that …
We propose a fast data recovery method that allows the 138 MN to timely retransmits the …

… After d updates, we can recover connectivity information in O(d · polylg(n)) time, but this does
not mean that a single new change will take less than O(d · polylg(n)) time. Nevertheless, if …

… gradually recovered consciousness revealed that this clear-cut change in effective connectivity
… Measurements of effective connectivity by means of transcranial magnetic stimulation …

… and connectivity remained low after emergence, unlike our prior study that sampled recovery
… slope of high-gamma connectivity (shown in Figure 4) during a dynamic phase leading to …

… where recovering a big7 subset of the support (diseased blood samples, say) faster and …
-art and our results for graph connectivity and single-element recovery problems. In each cell, …

… Ideally, a proactive recovery scheme should not only guarantee connectivity after a failure,
but also do so in a manner that does not cause an unacceptable load distribution. This re…

… recovery approach is thus necessary in order to ensure continuous network operations. In
this paper, we propose CoMN2 a scalable and distributed approach for network recovery from …

In recent years, brain functional connectivity (FC) plays an important role in the field of
cognitive state monitoring and has attracted the attention of many researchers. In this study, we …