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Analysis of an ATM multiplexer under self-similar traffic

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Journal of Electronics (China)

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Recent empirical studies of the real traffic measurement show that the traditional traffic models cannot capture the character of long-range dependence of the traffic. And many computer simulations said that this character has large influences on the network performance. So fractal or self-similar models are more suitable to describe the modern traffic. But there is still little known about the performance of the multiplexer under self-similar traffic. In this paper, a quasi-self-similar traffic model (QSSP) is proposed. Using this model, the upper bond of the cell loss rate and multiplexing gain of the multiplexer are gotten when there are N i.i.d. QSSP inputs. If the sources have different parameters, an efficient numerical algorithm to get this bond is proposed. Simulations indicate that our analysis is correct and accurate.

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Xu, D., Li, L. Analysis of an ATM multiplexer under self-similar traffic. J. of Electron.(China) 16, 221–229 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11767-999-0019-1

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