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Modelling a packet-switching network
Computer Communications, 1980The basic traffic parameters involved in the analysis of a packet-switching network and its nodes are identified. The paper considers a virtual call of the CCITT X.25 protocol to derive the basic flow in a network. Traffic offered to the various hierarchical levels of the network depends on the information increase imposed by the protocol.
L. Martinez Miguez, Oscar González Soto
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Packet Analysis in Congested Networks
2002This paper proposes new methods of measuring the Internet traffic. These are useful to analysing the network status, especially when the traffic is heavy, i.e. the network is congested. Our first method realizes a light weight measurement which counts only TCP flags, which occupies 6 bits in a TCP packet.
Masaki Fukushima, Shigeki Goto
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Packet reading for network emulation
MASCOTS 2001, Proceedings Ninth International Symposium on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Computer and Telecommunication Systems, 2002A network emulator, such as the Internet Protocol Traffic and Network Emulator (IP-TNE), enables real applications running on external hosts to interact via a virtual network modelled within the emulator. It combines a real-time network simulation engine with methods to capture specific packets from a network and write packets back to the network with ...
Russell J. Bradford +2 more
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Topological analysis of packet networks
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, 1989The author describes a unified approach for the topological analysis of nonhierarchical and hierarchical packet networks. The approach differs from previous approaches in adopting an end-to-end mean delay objective and including a variety of practical routing constraints.
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On the packet size in integrated networks
IEEE INFCOM '91. The conference on Computer Communications. Tenth Annual Joint Comference of the IEEE Computer and Communications Societies Proceedings, 1991The authors address the selection of a single packet size for broadband integrated packet networks (e.g., B-ISDN) that carry many traffic types, each with different performance requirements. To meet the requirements of different types of traffic in an integrated network (for example, synchronous stream traffic and delay sensitive bursty traffic, or two
Zygmunt J. Haas, Richard D. Gitlin
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ENERGY PACKET NETWORKS WITH MULTIPLE ENERGY PACKET REQUIREMENTS
Probability in the Engineering and Informational Sciences, 2019We analyze Energy Packet Networks (EPNs) in which the service centers consist of multiclass queues and the Data Packets (DPs) initiate the transfer (i.e., the arrival of a DP at the battery triggers the movement) with multiple energy packet requirements. In other words, a class-k DP in cell i is sent successfully to the next cell if there are $c_i^{(k)}
Josu Doncel, Jean-Michel Fourneau
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On the packet interleaved interface between packet switched network and computers
Proceedings of the third ACM symposium on Data communications and Data networks Analysis and design - DATACOMM '73, 1973This paper describes a study of transmission control procedure for computer to computer and computer to terminal communication through a public packet switched network.Four types of basic data link are defined over a packet travel path in the network, and the functions required for the data link are discussed.By applying the result of the discussion ...
Toshihiko Nakajo +3 more
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Packet-Based Fronthauling in 5G Networks: Network Slicing-Aware Packetization
IEEE Communications Standards Magazine, 2023Hyun-Suk Lee 0001 +3 more
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An analysis of piggybacking in packet networks
Computer Networks (1976), 1982Abstract To maximize packet network utilization, acknowledgements are usually piggybacked in reverse direction traffic. The probability of piggybacking is increased when acknowledgements are temporarily accumulated at the destination instead of returning immediately upon correct receipt of forward data packets.
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