Efficient accelerated simulation technique for packet switched networks : a buffer with two priority inputs

An Enhanced Traffic Aggregation (E_TA) technique for acceleration simulation of packet switched network is proposed. This technique simplifies the simulation model and improves the efficiency by using packet-train or packet rate source traffic with non FIFO scheduler in the buffer. The model employs...

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Main Authors: Ariffin, Sharifah H. S., Schormans, John A.
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Published: IEEE 2004
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description An Enhanced Traffic Aggregation (E_TA) technique for acceleration simulation of packet switched network is proposed. This technique simplifies the simulation model and improves the efficiency by using packet-train or packet rate source traffic with non FIFO scheduler in the buffer. The model employs power law traffic which recently proved to be able to capture both long-range dependence and the burstiness of aggregate broadband network traffic. Our results show that using E_TA with FIFO scheduler simulation times can be reduced by 39%, and using E_TA with non FIFO scheduler by 83 %.
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spelling my.utm.eprints-97912017-08-15T04:05:29Z http://eprints.utm.my/9791/ Efficient accelerated simulation technique for packet switched networks : a buffer with two priority inputs Ariffin, Sharifah H. S. Schormans, John A. TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering An Enhanced Traffic Aggregation (E_TA) technique for acceleration simulation of packet switched network is proposed. This technique simplifies the simulation model and improves the efficiency by using packet-train or packet rate source traffic with non FIFO scheduler in the buffer. The model employs power law traffic which recently proved to be able to capture both long-range dependence and the burstiness of aggregate broadband network traffic. Our results show that using E_TA with FIFO scheduler simulation times can be reduced by 39%, and using E_TA with non FIFO scheduler by 83 %. IEEE 2004-06-20 Book Section PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/9791/1/SHSAriffin2004_Efficient_accelerated_simulation_technique_for_packet.pdf Ariffin, Sharifah H. S. and Schormans, John A. (2004) Efficient accelerated simulation technique for packet switched networks : a buffer with two priority inputs. In: 2004 IEEE International Conference On Communications, Vols 1-7. IEEE, USA, pp. 2246-2250. ISBN 0-7803-8533-0 10.1109/ICC.2004.1312917
spellingShingle TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering
Ariffin, Sharifah H. S.
Schormans, John A.
Efficient accelerated simulation technique for packet switched networks : a buffer with two priority inputs
title Efficient accelerated simulation technique for packet switched networks : a buffer with two priority inputs
title_full Efficient accelerated simulation technique for packet switched networks : a buffer with two priority inputs
title_fullStr Efficient accelerated simulation technique for packet switched networks : a buffer with two priority inputs
title_full_unstemmed Efficient accelerated simulation technique for packet switched networks : a buffer with two priority inputs
title_short Efficient accelerated simulation technique for packet switched networks : a buffer with two priority inputs
title_sort efficient accelerated simulation technique for packet switched networks : a buffer with two priority inputs
topic TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering
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