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Modelling of multiservice networks with separated resources and overflow of adaptive traffic

Głąbowski et al., 2018

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6351966680275925333
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Głąbowski M
Kmiecik D
Stasiak M
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Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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The article proposes a new method of determining traffic characteristics of multiservice overflow systems that carry adaptive traffic. When the total offered load in primary resources exceeds a certain value, this type of traffic is admitted for service with lower bitrate. A …
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