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Congestion control methods for BISDN
IEEE Communications Magazine, 1992Several congestion control methods for asynchronous transfer mode (ATM,) networks that support multimedia traffic by providing different guaranteed quality for each class of traffic are discussed. The two categories of congestion control methods presented are preventive congestive control and reactive congestive control.
Setiadi Yazid, Hussein T. Mouftah
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2002
A new, easily traceable congestion control scheme which only requires bandwidth information from rare packets that query routers is presented. In contrast with TCP, the (very simple) rate calculation can be performed by any node that sees the occasional feedback message from the receiver; this facilitates load based charging as well as enforcing ...
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A new, easily traceable congestion control scheme which only requires bandwidth information from rare packets that query routers is presented. In contrast with TCP, the (very simple) rate calculation can be performed by any node that sees the occasional feedback message from the receiver; this facilitates load based charging as well as enforcing ...
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Congestion control by adaptive admission
IEEE INFCOM '91. The conference on Computer Communications. Tenth Annual Joint Comference of the IEEE Computer and Communications Societies Proceedings, 1991Issues in congestion control are discussed, and a novel congestion control scheme for high-speed networks is described. The scheme is based on periodic transmission of sample time-stamped packets through the network. Upon reception, the packet delays are calculated, averaged, and used to determine the state of the network.
Zygmunt J. Haas, Jack H. Winters
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Congestion control for intelligent networks
Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, 1994Due to the centralized control architecture in intelligent networks (IN), service control points (SCPs) working as central servers have to carry out a large number of service requests coming from underlying service switching points (SSPs). Appropriate congestion control, considering the special IN aspects, is required.
Xuan Huy Pham, Richard Betts
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Congestion control for UDP traffic
Proceedings of the Fourth IEEE International Symposium on Signal Processing and Information Technology, 2004., 2005Development of network-sensing and congestion-control mechanisms is one of the focus topic in the modern society of information as consequence of the huge growth in types of services, data links and connectivity. A monitoring system based on hidden Markov model is proposed and implemented such to interact with distributed Internet generator ...
AVALLONE S. +5 more
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Congestion Control for Radio Networks
2015Nowadays, we have witnessed an exponential growth of the traffic generated by users in mobile communications networks. This need for a greater capacity in mobile networks raises problems for operators, because the demand for network capacity is not always accompanied by the evolution of the available technologies.
Duarte Santos +2 more
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Congestion control for multipoint videoconferencing
IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology, 2000Multipoint videoconference service allows multiple and far-away conferees to conduct a meeting without leaving their offices. Variable-bit-rate video compression is attractive for videoconferencing, because it can provide a constant image quality and it can effectively utilize the communication bandwidth via statistical multiplexing.
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