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Fig 1.

The proposed approach for selection of an optimum SDN controller.

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Fig 2.

ANP Model for SDN controller selection.

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Table 1.

Parameters for criteria.

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Table 2.

Parameters for alternatives.

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Table 3.

Scale of importance.

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Fig 3.

Step by step procedure for applying ANP in SDN controller selection process.

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Table 4.

Features for SDN controller selection.

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Fig 4.

Calculation of consistency measure.

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Table 5.

Ratio index for different number of criteria.

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Fig 5.

Calculation and representation of the eigenvectors in the weighted super-matrix.

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Fig 6.

Limit super-matrix.

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Fig 7.

Alternatives weights from the limit super-matrix.

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Fig 8.

Experimental framework.

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Table 6.

Real-world and Brite topologies.

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Fig 9.

Path calculation example between source and destination OpenFlow switches using Abilene topology.

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Fig 10.

Delay in path discovery process.

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Delay measurement process.

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Fig 12.

Request and response time measurement for (A) Abilene topology (B) US_Net topology (C) ER_Net topology (D) OS3E topology (E) B_1 topology (F) B_2 topology.

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Fig 13.

Traffic generation methodology between source and destination hosts.

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Delay calculated by putting the controllers to traffic load.

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Fig 15.

Throughput calculated with respect to increasing the number of switches.

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Fig 16.

CPU utilization (percentage).

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