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On Queuing Lengths in On-Line Switching  (Make Corrections)  
Peter Damaschke, Zhen Zhou



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Abstract: Queues that temporarily store xed-length packets are ubiquitous in network switches. Scheduling algorithms that prevent packet-loss are always desirable. Longest-Queue-First (LQF) is an on-line greedy algorithm widely exploited because of its simplicity and eciency. In this paper, we give improved bounds on the competitive ratio of LQF in terms of the worst-case queuing length, parameterized with respect to the optimal queuing length of a clairvoyant adversary. This gives a better... (Update)

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@misc{ damaschke-queuing,
  author = "Peter Damaschke and Zhen Zhou",
  title = "On Queuing Lengths in On-Line Switching",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/731545.html" }
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