Summarization: The development of efficient Call Admission Control schemes for next generation wireless cellular networks remains a challenging and yet unresolved problem, due to the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications and to user mobility. In recent work we have modeled the behavior of H.263 videoconference traces with the use of a Discrete Autoregressive (DAR(1)) model. Based on this model, we then proposed an efficient CAC scheme for videoconference traffic over cellular networks, which uses precomputed traffic scenarios for its decision-making and which was shown to clearly excel in comparison with well-known existing approaches, in terms of Quality of Service (QoS) provisioning to users receiving videoconference traffic. ...
Summarization: Bandwidth remains the most valuable commodity in wireless networks, even more so toda...
Summarization: In this work, we first introduce a new traffic model for medium quality MPEG-4 videoc...
Summarization: Introduction 2. Revenue-based call admission control for MPEG-4 wireless videoconfe...
The development of efficient Call Admission Control schemes for next generation wireless cellular ne...
Summarization: User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, f...
User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, form a challengi...
The subject of Call Admission Control (CAC) for wireless networks has been studied extensively in th...
Summarization: User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, f...
Summarization: User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, f...
User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, form a challengi...
User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, form a challengi...
Summarization: Network designers face a challenging problem when trying to control the traffic enter...
Network designers face a challenging problem when trying to control the traffic entered into a wirel...
Δημοσίευση σε επιστημονικό περιοδικόSummarization: Next generation wireless technologies will need t...
Next generation wireless technologies will need to incorporate new sets of traffic control procedure...
Summarization: Bandwidth remains the most valuable commodity in wireless networks, even more so toda...
Summarization: In this work, we first introduce a new traffic model for medium quality MPEG-4 videoc...
Summarization: Introduction 2. Revenue-based call admission control for MPEG-4 wireless videoconfe...
The development of efficient Call Admission Control schemes for next generation wireless cellular ne...
Summarization: User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, f...
User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, form a challengi...
The subject of Call Admission Control (CAC) for wireless networks has been studied extensively in th...
Summarization: User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, f...
Summarization: User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, f...
User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, form a challengi...
User mobility, combined with the rapidly growing number of multimedia applications, form a challengi...
Summarization: Network designers face a challenging problem when trying to control the traffic enter...
Network designers face a challenging problem when trying to control the traffic entered into a wirel...
Δημοσίευση σε επιστημονικό περιοδικόSummarization: Next generation wireless technologies will need t...
Next generation wireless technologies will need to incorporate new sets of traffic control procedure...
Summarization: Bandwidth remains the most valuable commodity in wireless networks, even more so toda...
Summarization: In this work, we first introduce a new traffic model for medium quality MPEG-4 videoc...
Summarization: Introduction 2. Revenue-based call admission control for MPEG-4 wireless videoconfe...