Accurate Prediction Of Quality Of Transmission With Dynamically Configurable Optical Impairment Model

2017 OPTICAL FIBER COMMUNICATIONS CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION (OFC)(2017)

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Abstract
We propose a dynamically configurable optical impairment model for a physical layer abstraction enabling physical parameters learning in multi-vendor networks. We experimentally demonstrate quality of transmission prediction in mesh networks with 0.6 dB Q-factor accuracy.
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Q-factor accuracy,mesh networks,multivendor networks,physical parameter learning,physical layer abstraction,dynamically configurable optical impairment model,quality-of-transmission
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