Abstract
SummaryThe increasing demand for massaging networks that are stable and quick needs reevaluations of standard optical networking administration strategies. To improve the efficacy of optical networks by integrating machine learning (ML) approach for the best resource scheduling, this research presents an innovative dynamic block widow optimized random forest (DBWO‐RF) strategy. To implement the DBWO‐driven resource allocation method in accordance with the categorization and clustering findings, the RF method is incorporated with the software defined optical to achieve channel quality assessment after successfully clustering employs the RF approach to achieve channel quality assessment after successfully clustering traffic patterns using the fuzzy C‐means (FCM) algorithm. To lessen the likelihood of blocking, the fragmentation‐function‐fit (FFF) algorithm was provided and the findings indicate that this approach possesses a reduced blocking risk. Using multiple approaches to modulation for various channel quality, the suggested resource allocation system leverages the DBWO approach to distribute the necessary resources based on various “traffic flow (TF)” clustering findings. The examination's outcomes demonstrate that, compared to other techniques under various given load levels, the present study has a reduced blocking risk, a sufficient complexity degree and greater effectiveness in the utilization of spectrum resources.
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