Network Performance Modeling and SimulationJean Walrand, Kallol Bagchi, George Zobrist CRC Press, 2019. gada 16. aug. - 332 lappuses This book makes the argument that performance modeling and simulation have become central issues in computer science and engineering, in part due to applications to the structures comprising the Internet. Dealing primarily with theory, tools and techniques as related to communications systems, the volume provides tutorials and surveys and relates new important research results. Each chapter presents background information, describes and analyzes important work done in the field and provides direction to the reader on future work and further readings. The topics covered include traffic models for A TM networks, simulation environments, analytical methods, interprocessor communications, and an evaluation of process architectures. |
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1.5. rezultāts no 76.
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... traffic models for MPEG video , Ethernet traffic and WWW traffic . The fifth chapter is a tutorial on a number of traffic models , their correlation characteristics , and their implications on the multiplexing of sources . Chapter 6 ...
... traffic models for MPEG video , Ethernet traffic and WWW traffic . The fifth chapter is a tutorial on a number of traffic models , their correlation characteristics , and their implications on the multiplexing of sources . Chapter 6 ...
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... the indication of latency in the worst case when the traffic load is low . A designer should keep the network diameter small to reduce latency . Bisection Width The network bisection width is the minimum number 2 YEN - WEN LU.
... the indication of latency in the worst case when the traffic load is low . A designer should keep the network diameter small to reduce latency . Bisection Width The network bisection width is the minimum number 2 YEN - WEN LU.
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... traffic , a symmetric network has the same traffic loading in all channels , and hot - spot effects , which may occur in an asymmetric network , are reduced . Network Mapping No matter what form of network we design , we need to map ...
... traffic , a symmetric network has the same traffic loading in all channels , and hot - spot effects , which may occur in an asymmetric network , are reduced . Network Mapping No matter what form of network we design , we need to map ...
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... traffic . For a scalable network , the node degree should be constant , the network mapping should be compact , and the data routing should be identical for different size of networks . 1.2.2 . Network Examples In this section , we will ...
... traffic . For a scalable network , the node degree should be constant , the network mapping should be compact , and the data routing should be identical for different size of networks . 1.2.2 . Network Examples In this section , we will ...
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... traffic contention near the root . Another variation of the tree structure is the X - tree " ( Fig . 1.2 ( c ) ) . In an X - tree network , all the nodes at the same level are also connected in a ring to reduce the communication ...
... traffic contention near the root . Another variation of the tree structure is the X - tree " ( Fig . 1.2 ( c ) ) . In an X - tree network , all the nodes at the same level are also connected in a ring to reduce the communication ...
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2 Reusability Techniques for Building a Simulation Environment and Modeling Communications Systems | 39 |
An Overview and an Example of Application | 59 |
4 Traffic Modeling for ATM Networks | 105 |
5 An Overview of Source Characterization in ATM Networks | 123 |
6 Procedures for Estimating and Guaranteeing Delays in High Speed Communication Networks | 151 |
7 BMAP Modeling of a Correlated Queue | 177 |
8 Hierarchical Performance Modeling of Computer Communication Systems | 197 |
9 A Framework for Measuring the Performance of Alternative Process Architectures for Parallelizing Communication Systems | 219 |
A Prototyping and Modeling Tool for Communication Networks and Protocols | 255 |
11 Network Reliability Evaluation | 275 |
Notes on the Contributors | 303 |
Author Index | 311 |
Subject Index | 313 |
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