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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Network calculus"”.
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A calculus for stochastic QoS analysis and its application to conformance study
… been proposed for QoS provisioning in computer networks. It is important to evaluate the performance of these QoS provisioning schemes. In this thesis, a stochastic network calculus is proposed to systematically investigate the stochastic QoS performance of various deterministic and stochastic …
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Enabling Theoretical Model Based Techniques for Simulating Large Scale Networks
… simulation is not well-suited for studying the network behavior under light and/or sporadic traffic, as it assumes a large number of flows in networks. To address the issue, we introduce the notion of network calculus based simulation; we characterize the interaction between TCP and AQM, …
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Dynamic rate-control and scheduling algorithms for quality-of-service in wireless networks
… providing enhanced data services over wireless networks. Invariably, meeting the quality-of-service requirements for such services translates into stricter packet-delay and throughput constraints on communication. In addition, wireless systems have stringent limitations on resources which …
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Time-Sensitive Networking for industrial IoT: integration, analysis, and performance evaluation
Industrial automation networks demand precise timing, minimal latency, and negligible packet loss for efficient real-time data exchange. Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) emerges as a crucial technology for future automation, promis ing enhanced timing accuracy, reduced packet delay, and improved …
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New data structures, models, and algorithms for real-time resource management
… general task model, which adapts the concept of calculus curve from the network calculus domain, is established for those embedded real-time systems with random event/task arrivals. Under this model, a prediction technique based on history window and calculus curves is established, and it …
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Delay composition theory: A reduction-based schedulability theory for distributed real-time systems
… systems such as holistic analysis and network calculus. Evaluation using simulations suggest that the new reduction-based analysis is able to significantly outperform existing analysis techniques, and the improvement is more pronounced for larger systems. We develop an algebra, called …