network flow
[/ˈnɛtwɜːrk floʊ/]
nounpl: network flows
fluxo de rede
1. The movement of data, resources, or traffic through a network of interconnected nodes or systems
The network flow was optimized to reduce latency and improve bandwidth efficiency.
O fluxo de rede foi otimizado para reduzir a latência e melhorar a eficiência da largura de banda.
2. In graph theory and operations research, a function that assigns values to edges in a directed graph, representing the amount of resource movement along each edge
The maximum network flow problem seeks to find the greatest amount of flow that can be sent from a source to a sink.
O problema do fluxo máximo de rede procura encontrar a maior quantidade de fluxo que pode ser enviada de uma fonte para um destino.
3. The traffic or communication patterns occurring within a telecommunications or computer network
Monitoring network flow helps identify bottlenecks and potential security threats.
Monitorar o fluxo de rede ajuda a identificar gargalos e possíveis ameaças à segurança.
Network flow is primarily a technical and academic term used in computer science, telecommunications, and operations research fields. It is equally used in Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese technical communities. In the USA, the term is fundamental to computer science education and network engineering, while in Brazil it is similarly important in tech companies and universities, especially in São Paulo's growing tech hub.
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