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....degrade. Thus, it would be desirable to be able to perform admission control when a new station or flow wishes to use the higher priority class. One major advantage that PCF has over the other schemes is that since it is centralized, implementation of admission control would be rather simple [4]. Because of the distributed nature of the other schemes, admission control and service enforcement are harder to realize for those schemes. However, Barry et al. recently presented some interesting work on distributed admission control [1] One problem with Blackburst and EDCF is that with the ....
C. Coutras, S. Gupta and N.B. Shroff, Scheduling of real-time traffic in IEEE 802.11 wireless LANs, Wireless Networks 6(6) (2000) 457--466.
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