Cisco Technology, Inc.

University of Southern California

Suvil Singh Deora

Shyam N Kapadia

Victor Manuel Moreno

Nilesh Shah

Padmanabhan Krishnan

Naoshad Mehta

Bhaskar Krishnamachari

Srinivas Siva Kanth Sattiraju

In one embodiment, a device obtains temperature and utilization measurements for a set of network interface transceivers in a network. The device computes, for each of the transceivers, a correlation coefficient between its temperature and utilization measurements. The device applies a k-nearest neighbor classifier to the correlation coefficients, to predict a correlation coefficient. The device uses the predicted correlation coefficient to determine an impact of temperature on utilization of a particular network interface transceiver. The device initiates a mitigation action, when the determined impact of temperature on the utilization of the particular network interface transceiver exceeds a predefined threshold.

Evaluating the impact of transceiver temperature on interface utilization

A method for localizing a mobile device in a physical space based on radio signals received from transmitters in the physical space includes a step of transforming a received signal strength vector to produce a transformed received signal strength vector. Sequence based localization is performed on the transformed RSS vector with a different ideal sequence centroid table.

Received signal strength transformation method to achieve better indoor radio frequency localization

In one embodiment a method includes receiving a first message including information regarding a first host connected to a first tunnel endpoint in a first network domain, the received information being encoded in accordance with a control plane protocol of the first network domain; translating the received first message in accordance with an API and/or a database schema of a second network domain; and transmitting the translated first message to the second network domain. The method further includes receiving a second message comprising information regarding a second host connected to a second tunnel endpoint in the second network domain, the received information being encoded in accordance with the API and/or the database schema of the second network domain; translating the second received message in accordance with the control plane protocol of the first network domain; and transmitting the translated second message to the first network domain.

Techniques for interconnection of controller- and protocol-based virtual networks

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Suvil Singh Deora