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Block loss reduction in ATM networks

Computer Communications, 1995
Traditional approaches to guaranteeing Quality-of-Service (QoS) in ATM networks have focused on performance metrics such as cell loss probability, end-to-end cell delay and delay jitter. However, the block loss rate is a more meaningful metric for applications such as medical imaging and real-time video, and to high-level protocols such as IP which ...
Vijay Srinivasan   +2 more
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Packet Loss Reduction During Rerouting

IEEE Communications Letters, 2011
When a network failure is detected by an IP router, its routing table is updated for all affected routing entries. The packet loss resulting from this event depends on the network traffic associated with the updated routing table entries. In this paper, we model this process, define packet loss minimization heuristics relying on network traffic ...
Wouter Tavernier   +4 more
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REDUCTION OF BLOOD LOSS IN KNEE ARTHROPLASTY

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1984
The purpose of this study was to investigate ways of reducing and controlling blood loss and postoperative anaemia in total condylar knee arthroplasty performed under tourniquet. The study covers a two year period to December 1982. Reduction of blood loss was successfully achieved by being aware of the very rich blood supply to the knee and utilizing ...
M H, Page, B D, Shepherd, J M, Harrison
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Loss Reduction in Point Estimation Problems

Economic Quality Control, 2006
Summary: When evaluating point estimators by means of general loss functions, the expected loss is not always minimal, similar to the case of mean-biased estimators, whose mean squared error can be reduced by accounting for the mean-bias. Depending on the loss function, the so-called Lehmann-bias can be significantly more important than the mean-bias ...
Heike, Hans-Dieter, Demetrescu, Matei
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Mv networks reconfiguration for losses reduction

2012 IEEE International Energy Conference and Exhibition (ENERGYCON), 2012
This paper describes an advanced method of analysis and optimization of Medium Voltage (MV) distribution networks with the aim to increase the energy efficiency, based on the grid reconfiguration.
DELFANTI, MAURIZIO   +3 more
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Power Line Loss Analysis and Loss Reduction Measures

2019
Line damage refers to the power consumption of power grid lines and equipment, an indicator of the power of enterprise self-digestion. The line loss rate is an important technical and economic indicator of the national assessment of power sector energy consumption level; also, the planning and design of power system comprehensively reflect the level of
Fengqiao Li, Lianjun Song, Bo Cong
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Distribution network reconfiguration for loss reduction

2016 International Conference on Electrical, Electronics, and Optimization Techniques (ICEEOT), 2016
This paper discusses the reduction of real power loss in the distribution system by reconfiguration of the distribution network. Reconfiguration is done by changing the status of the sectionalizing and tie switches. The optimal configuration with minimum real power loss is to be determined.
Chintan Patel, Avani G Patel
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Loss reduction by network switching

IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 1988
Systematic and fast switching for the purposes of reducing losses in power transmission networks is treated as an optimization problem whereby switching is to be understood in a general and comprehensive way. Injected currents applied to a base network are used to model the switching operation.
R. Bacher, H. Glavitsch
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On reduction of optical losses in semiconductors

physica status solidi (b), 2013
The method of dramatic reduction of optical losses in nonohmic conductors, being based on the concepts of nonlinear optics, is proposed. The mechanism responsible for the underlying effect is a result of the two‐wave parametric mixing in a conductive medium.
Adil‐Gerai Kussow, Alkim Akyurtlu
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