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by Ashutosh Deepak Gore , 2005
"... • Multiple non-cooperative users sharing a common channel have to send information to a common receiver. • Fixed/assigned multiple access techniques like: ..."
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• Multiple non-cooperative users sharing a common channel have to send information to a common receiver. • Fixed/assigned multiple access techniques like:

Impact of Bursty Traffic on Queues

by Philippe Nain , 2001
"... The impact of bursty traffic on queues is investigated in this paper. We consider a discrete-time single server queue with an infinite storage room, that releases customers at the constant rate of c customers/slot. The queue is fed by an M/G/1 process. The M/G/1 process can be seen as a process resu ..."
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The impact of bursty traffic on queues is investigated in this paper. We consider a discrete-time single server queue with an infinite storage room, that releases customers at the constant rate of c customers/slot. The queue is fed by an M/G/1 process. The M/G/1 process can be seen as a process

Raman Amplifier Simulations with Bursty Traffic

by Mohammed Islam Mike, Mike Freeman, Jaeyoun Kim
"... Introduction This white paper addresses the behavior of Raman amplifiers when subject to bursty traffic. Bursty traffic is defined as traffic where the string of zeros can last from nanoseconds to seconds. Such bursty traffic might arise if sensors or satellite down-links input are placed directly ..."
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Introduction This white paper addresses the behavior of Raman amplifiers when subject to bursty traffic. Bursty traffic is defined as traffic where the string of zeros can last from nanoseconds to seconds. Such bursty traffic might arise if sensors or satellite down-links input are placed directly

Grouping Under Bursty Traffic

by D. Shell, Joseph L. A. Hughes, John A. Copeland, Henry L. Owen, W. Russell Callen, Richard M. Fujimoto , 2004
"... To my mom and dad ..."
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To my mom and dad

Merging of Bursty Traffic . . .

by Syed Irfan Chanth Basha
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Bursty traffic over bursty links.

by Muhammad Hamad Alizai , Olaf Landsiedel , Jóágila Bitsch Link , Stefan Götz , Klaus Wehrle - In Proceedings of the 7th ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems (SenSys’09) , 2009
"... Abstract Accurate estimation of link quality is the key to enable efficient routing in wireless sensor networks. Current link estimators focus mainly on identifying long-term stable links for routing. They leave out a potentially large set of intermediate links offering significant routing progress ..."
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progress. Fine-grained analysis of link qualities reveals that such intermediate links are bursty, i.e., stable in the short term. In this paper, we use short-term estimation of wireless links to accurately identify short-term stable periods of transmission on bursty links. Our approach allows a routing

Bursty Traffic and Finite Capacity Queues

by Fergal Toomey - Annals of Operations Research , 1996
"... Traffic on high-speed networks is expected to be `bursty'. This has spurred interest in the queueing properties of bursty traffic models, such as Markov additive processes. These processes have by now been studied extensively by many authors, but almost exclusively in the infinite buffer settin ..."
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Traffic on high-speed networks is expected to be `bursty'. This has spurred interest in the queueing properties of bursty traffic models, such as Markov additive processes. These processes have by now been studied extensively by many authors, but almost exclusively in the infinite buffer

IMPROVING SCFQ TO SUPPORT BURSTY TRAFFIC

by Mahmoud Daneshvar Farzanegan , Hossein Saidi
"... ABSTRACT Quality of Service (QoS) ..."
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ABSTRACT Quality of Service (QoS)

Pricing Differentiated Services Networks: Bursty Traffic

by Peter Marbach - In Proceedings of IEEE INFOCOM ’01 , 2001
"... We study the role of pricing in Differentiated Services (DiffServ) networks. We model DiffServ as a priority service, where users are given the freedom to choose the priorities of their traffic, but are charged accordingly. Using a game theoretic framework, we study the case where users choose an al ..."
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an allocation of priorities to packets in order to optimize their net benefit. For the case where users with bursty traffic access a single link, we show that there always exists an equilibrium for the corresponding non-cooperative game. Furthermore we show that pricing can be used to provide relative Qo

How Much Adaptivity is Required for Bursty Traffic?

by Ludmila Cherkasova, Al Davis, Vadim Kotov, Ian Robinson , Tomas Rokicki - IN PROCEEDINGS OF SEVENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON PARALLEL AND DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING, LAS-VEGAS , 1994
"... Deterministic routing strategies are cheap and fast to implement but suffer from increased message latency due to contention for resources in a packet switching fabric. Adaptive routing strategies are inherently more complex which may result in slower routing. Our goal is to investigate the trade-of ..."
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-offs involved in using different routing strategies. This paper presents the results of a simulation study designed to answer this question for realistic bursty traffic workloads.
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