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Kaedah sistematik untuk analisis kelewatan hujung ke hujung dari segi sambungan dalam rangkaian mod pemindahan tak segerak (ATM) dicadangkan. Kaedah ini terdiri daripada yang berikut: (i) analisis nod setiap aliran; (ii) pencirian proses output; dan (iii) skema padanan momen. Berikutan kerja kami sebelum ini, kami menggunakan H-MMPP/Slotted D/1 untuk memodelkan baris gilir ATM. Setiap sambungan maya (VC) dalam rangkaian ATM boleh dianggap sebagai konfigurasi tandem bagi baris gilir tersebut. Dalam [1], hasil analisis setiap aliran untuk baris gilir H-MMPPs/Slotted D/1 telah disediakan. Dalam kertas kerja ini, bukan sahaja proses output komposit dicirikan dengan tepat, tetapi juga komponen dalam proses output yang sepadan dengan aliran trafik tertentu dianggarkan melalui skema penguraian. Skim pemadanan detik untuk mencontohi proses output setiap aliran sebagai MMPP dua negeri dicadangkan lagi. Melalui pemadanan momen, kita kemudiannya boleh menganggarkan kelewatan hujung ke hujung dari segi sambungan dengan melakukan analisis prestasi nod secara rekursif. Kelewatan hujung ke hujung dari segi sambungan adalah penting untuk keputusan sumber rangkaian atau masalah kawalan seperti kawalan kemasukan panggilan (CAC) dan penghalaan.
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Huei-Wen FERNG, Jin-Fu CHANG, "Connection-Wise End-to-End Delay Analysis in ATM Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E83-B, no. 3, pp. 659-671, March 2000, doi: .
Abstract: A systematic method for connection-wise end-to-end delay analysis in asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) networks is proposed. This method consists of the followings: (i) per-stream nodal analysis; (ii) output processes characterization; and (iii) moment matching scheme. Following our previous work, we employ H-MMPPs/Slotted D/1 to model ATM queues. Each virtual connection (VC) in ATM networks can be regarded as a tandem configuration of such queues. In [1], the per-stream analytical results for such an H-MMPPs/Slotted D/1 queue have been provided. In this paper, not only the composite output process is exactly characterized, but also the component in an output process that corresponds to a specific traffic stream is approximated via a decomposition scheme. A moment matching scheme to emulate the per-stream output process as a two-state MMPP is further proposed. Through moment matching, we can then approximate the connection-wise end-to-end delay by recursively performing the nodal performance analysis. The connection-wise end-to-end delay is crucial to network resource decision or control problems such as call admission control (CAC) and routing.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e83-b_3_659/_p
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