Multi-Commodity Flow is a network optimization problem in which a single underlying network must simultaneously route multiple distinct types of flow commodities, each with its own source, sink, and flow conservation constraints, thereby generalizing the classical single-commodity flow model to capture more complex resource distribution scenarios.
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Virtual network embedding through topology-aware node ranking
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