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Self-Similarity and Internet Performance
2006
Journal of research and practice in information technology
In this work, it has been demonstrated through experiments that Long Range Dependence (LRD) in internet traffic is indeed affecting the queueing performance. Queueing performance is being degraded as the self-similarity of the packet arrival process increases. Here, the link buffer capacity and queueing delay exhibits super-linear relationship. This in turn has led to the proposal of resource provisioning strategy to boost the queueing performance. The inherent self-similar nature of the
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