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Adaptive E2E Monitoring Path Selection with Deep Reinforcement Learning in Multi-domain Optical Networks
Network slicing over multi-domain optical networks enables resource isolation for high-bandwidth, virtually-dedicated networks. However, guaranteeing end-to-end (E2E) performance remains challenging when domains withhold internal topology and performance metrics from external entities. Under this li
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