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Abstract-AntNet is a new algorithm for packet routing in communication networks. In AntNet, a group of mobile agents (artificial ants) build paths between pair of nodes, exploring the network concurrently and exchanging data to update routing tables.
This work, based in a previous work of the author [3], analyzes AntNet algorithms and proposes improvements, comparing their performance with respect to the original AntNet and other commericial algorithms. Simulation results indicate a better throughput of the improved proposals. So, AntNet and its variant here proposed are promising options for routing in large public networks such as Interet.
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