SDN Controller with AI

(Artificial Intelligent)
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 Table of contents
• Overview
• Chapter 1
• Chapter 2
• Chapter 3
• Chapter 4
• Chapter 5
• References
 Overview
• Software-defined networks (SDN) refers to networks which are managed using
software (Sendra, Rego, Lloret, Jimenez, & Romero, 2017)
• SDNs are mostly used to improve network programmability.
• Artificial intelligence (AI) means components that work like humans.
• Russell and Norvig, (2016) notes that IA has greatly improved human activities.
• Ghahramani, (2015) states that AI adoption has also been faced with moral issues
thus affecting its adoption.
 Overview continued…
• Aspects such as job loss is one of the major setbacks for AI adoption in
most areas.
• AI is also likely to become an option to deal with the increase complexity
with SDNs.
• It is expected that AI would offer a great opportunity to undertake further
service delivery regarding SDNs.
 Chapter 1
• This chapter will present a brief introduction of the problem as well as the
background.
• In addition to that aims and objectives of the study will be highlighted in the
first section with an aim of guiding the study towards the achievement of
suitable solutions to the problem.
• In essence the first chapter will provide a guidance regarding the direction
which will be followed by the project.
 Chapter 2
• An introduction into the performance of SDNs. The section will begin by
highlighting short history of SDNs. In addition to that, the section will entails the
evaluation of how the system performs and the various types of SDNs.
• Some of the challenges experienced in the running of SNDs. In this section, the
problems encountered in the process of implementation will be highlighted.
• The solutions which have been employed in resolving the challenges. This will entail
stating whether the solutions have been success or not.
 Chapter 3
• The impact of Artificial intelligence in the performance of SDNs
• Managing and handling of networks
• The power of machine learning and artificial intelligence
• Network optimization (Mata, De Miguel, Duran, Merayo, Singh, Jukan, &
Chamania, 2018)
• Application of AI in path loss prediction in networking (Taylor, & Fokum, 2013)
• Ethical impacts of AI in relation to the challenges experienced in networking such
as breaches and the loss of data
 Chapter 4
• This chapter will provide a discussion regarding the impacts of AI in the
network management approaches.
• In particular this will be a comparison between the past and how the
integration has affected the performance.
• In addition to that the chapter will delve into the various benefits which can
be accrued from the use of AI in line with the discussion in the third and the
second chapters of the study.
 Chapter 5
• The chapter will contain a conclusion of the discussion.
• In essence it will summarize various discoveries made in the study with an
objective of making suggestions and recommendations on the applications
of the same.
• The contents of this chapter will be based on the discussions made in the
previous chapters of the study.
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• Ghahramani, Z. (2015). Probabilistic machine learning and artificial intelligence. Nature, 521(7553), 452.
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