Banyan networks, as well as many other self-routing networks, have a simple and regular topology, and can be easily diagnosed and maintained. However, like many other self- routing networks, Banyan networks have only one path between each input and output pair. Failures of a single link or node will make many paths unavailable, and certain traffic patterns can cause severe congestion in the networks.
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