W. Willinger, "The discovery of self-similar traffic," in Performance Evaluation: Origins and Directions, G. Haring, C. Lindemann, and M. Reiser, Eds. Berlin , Germany: Springer-Verlag, 2000, vol. 1769, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, pp. 493--505. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check |
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....equilibrium bounds on performance variables such as the waiting time in various queueing systems to be found. This also 1 For a non technical account of the discovery of the self similar nature of network traffic, including parallel efforts and important follow up work, we refer the reader to [71]. iii iv SELF SIMILAR NETWORK TRAFFIC: AN OVERVIEW forms a pillar of performance analysis from the queueing theory side [38] The second feature is, in part, due to the simple correlation structure generated by Markovian sources whose performance impact e.g. as affected by the likelihood of ....
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