End-to-end available bandwidth as a random autocorrelated QoS-relevant time-series.
Alexander ChobanyanMatt W. MutkaVidiadhar MandrekarNing XiPublished in: Comput. Networks (2008)
Keyphrases
- end to end
- congestion control
- admission control
- high bandwidth
- differentiated services
- ad hoc networks
- bandwidth allocation
- internet protocol
- content delivery
- quality of service
- qos requirements
- application layer
- wireless ad hoc networks
- end to end quality of service
- multipath
- packet losses
- rate adaptation
- packet loss rate
- resource management
- network congestion
- transport layer
- packet loss
- resource utilization
- network bandwidth
- network conditions
- streaming services
- web services
- transport protocol
- rate allocation