In this paper, we take a novel approach at service dieren-tiation in packet-switched networks. Existing mechanisms for delay control and dierentiation typically require some form of explicit resource allocation and consequently, admis-sion control. We propose incentive-compatible dierentiated scheduling as a basic building block for Internet service pro-visioning. This scheduling scheme enables policy-free ap-proximate service dierentiation without admission control, for example at Internet peering exchanges. In addition, the same building block can also facilitate precise service dif-ferentiation in combination with several forms of admission control. We present the basic design of a scheduling al-gorithm and discuss its implementation det...
The pervasiveness of the Internet and its applications lead to the potential increment of the users’...
AbstractThe use of transmission scheduling to improve a measure of fairness in packet data networks ...
In this paper, we present a mechanism for scheduling multi-class traffic in a node of a packet-based...
The unifying theme of this thesis is the design of packet schedulers to provide quality-of-service (...
In this work, we define a novel Internet service, called ABE (Alternative Best-Effort), which allows...
Abstract—An algorithm is presented which provides an optimal solution to the problem of scheduling n...
Abstract—This letter presents packet scheduling disciplines based on application utility functions a...
This paper proposes a new dynamic packet scheduling scheme which guarantees the delay and jitter pro...
Proportional Differentiated Services can be provisioned in terms of bandwidth, delay, or packet loss...
Integrated services networks face the challenge of managing several traffic classes at the same time...
Abstract—We study the problem of designing downlink scheduling policy for wireless networks with bot...
We consider the problem of designing a fair scheduling algorithm for discrete-time constrained queui...
In this paper we focus on real-time scheduling of `soft' real-time data services such as multimedia ...
An adaptive packet scheduling method is presented in this paper. The adaptive weights of a scheduler...
In this paper, an incentive-compatible mechanism for transmission scheduling in electronic health (e...
The pervasiveness of the Internet and its applications lead to the potential increment of the users’...
AbstractThe use of transmission scheduling to improve a measure of fairness in packet data networks ...
In this paper, we present a mechanism for scheduling multi-class traffic in a node of a packet-based...
The unifying theme of this thesis is the design of packet schedulers to provide quality-of-service (...
In this work, we define a novel Internet service, called ABE (Alternative Best-Effort), which allows...
Abstract—An algorithm is presented which provides an optimal solution to the problem of scheduling n...
Abstract—This letter presents packet scheduling disciplines based on application utility functions a...
This paper proposes a new dynamic packet scheduling scheme which guarantees the delay and jitter pro...
Proportional Differentiated Services can be provisioned in terms of bandwidth, delay, or packet loss...
Integrated services networks face the challenge of managing several traffic classes at the same time...
Abstract—We study the problem of designing downlink scheduling policy for wireless networks with bot...
We consider the problem of designing a fair scheduling algorithm for discrete-time constrained queui...
In this paper we focus on real-time scheduling of `soft' real-time data services such as multimedia ...
An adaptive packet scheduling method is presented in this paper. The adaptive weights of a scheduler...
In this paper, an incentive-compatible mechanism for transmission scheduling in electronic health (e...
The pervasiveness of the Internet and its applications lead to the potential increment of the users’...
AbstractThe use of transmission scheduling to improve a measure of fairness in packet data networks ...
In this paper, we present a mechanism for scheduling multi-class traffic in a node of a packet-based...