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With the aim of approaching the optical networks dimensioning problem in a semi-analytical way, the paper presents a statistical model for the average number of hops in the context of optical networks. The input parameters for the model are the number of nodes and links. From the number of nodes and links the probability function for the average number of hops is obtained. The model uses extensive computational resources to obtain the probability function. Therefore it is also performed an assessment of the problem in terms of computational cost.

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Date:Feb 2007
Pages:3

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