In this thesis, we propose models to evaluate the performance of real-time multimedia applications. Besides, we propose a model for AIMD protocols. The first subject we study is a simple error correction (FEC) mechanism. We first model the network as an M/M/1/K queuing system. We assume a linear utility function relating the audio quality and the amount of redundancy. The redundancy of packet i is carried by packet i+f. Our analysis shows that, even for the case f->inf, this simple FEC scheme always leads to a quality deterioration. Next, we model the bottleneck router as an M/G/1/K queue. We consider two cases that may contribute to a quality improvement: (a) multiplexing the audio flow with an exogenous flow, and (b) considering non-linea...
The average loss probability is not sufficient to determine the effects of loss on the perceived qua...
The Internet has rapidly evolved from being a scientific experiment to a commercial network connecti...
This thesis focuses on improving the quality of service (QoS) offered by active queue management sch...
In this thesis, we propose models to evaluate the performance of real-time multimedia applications. ...
A case study is presented which concerns the design of an adaptive mechanism for packetized audio fo...
This thesis contains research results concerning traffic and multimedia application modelling and pe...
The throughput of AIMD protocols in general and of TCP in particular, has been computed in many exis...
There are many different future multimedia applications requiring servers which are able to provide ...
This thesis is based on some applications of Markov chains and decision processes for congestion and...
The thesis deals with the performance evaluation of multi-service telecommunication networks. We fir...
Recent interest in supporting packet-audio applications over wide area networks has been fueled by t...
We compute and compare the quality of service (QoS) of three soft real time applications for audio t...
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With communication networks getting more and more present in our daily activities, network outages o...
The average loss probability is not sufficient to determine the effects of loss on the perceived qua...
The Internet has rapidly evolved from being a scientific experiment to a commercial network connecti...
This thesis focuses on improving the quality of service (QoS) offered by active queue management sch...
In this thesis, we propose models to evaluate the performance of real-time multimedia applications. ...
A case study is presented which concerns the design of an adaptive mechanism for packetized audio fo...
This thesis contains research results concerning traffic and multimedia application modelling and pe...
The throughput of AIMD protocols in general and of TCP in particular, has been computed in many exis...
There are many different future multimedia applications requiring servers which are able to provide ...
This thesis is based on some applications of Markov chains and decision processes for congestion and...
The thesis deals with the performance evaluation of multi-service telecommunication networks. We fir...
Recent interest in supporting packet-audio applications over wide area networks has been fueled by t...
We compute and compare the quality of service (QoS) of three soft real time applications for audio t...
Texte intégral accessible uniquement aux membres de l'Université de LorraineErrors treated in voice ...
With communication networks getting more and more present in our daily activities, network outages o...
The average loss probability is not sufficient to determine the effects of loss on the perceived qua...
The Internet has rapidly evolved from being a scientific experiment to a commercial network connecti...
This thesis focuses on improving the quality of service (QoS) offered by active queue management sch...