A stochastic extension of network calculus for workload loss examinations

The estimation of the expected traffic loss ratio (workload loss ratio, WLR) is a key issue in provisioning quality of service in packet based communication networks. In this paper we define a calculus for communication networks which is suitable for workload loss estimation based on the original de...

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Arrivals
Buffer overflow
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Communication system traffic control
Delay effects
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Networks
Probability
Provisioning
Quality of service
Scheduling algorithm
Stochastic processes
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Telecommunications
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Valuation and optimization of characteristics. Simulation
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