Proceedings of ICC'97 - International Conference on Communications
DOI: 10.1109/icc.1997.610055
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Fuzzy logic in estimation of traffic burstiness for admission control in broadband networks

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“…They applied fuzzy illation to estimate the chance distribution of CLR, that was then a basis for admission management selections. [14] also proposed a CAC scheme using a type-1 FLS to estimate the level of traffic burstiness; they estimated hurts parameters and used them for CAC in an adaptive environment. [15] proposed use of fuzzy logic prediction on connection Admission Control (CAC) and congestion control in high speed networks.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They applied fuzzy illation to estimate the chance distribution of CLR, that was then a basis for admission management selections. [14] also proposed a CAC scheme using a type-1 FLS to estimate the level of traffic burstiness; they estimated hurts parameters and used them for CAC in an adaptive environment. [15] proposed use of fuzzy logic prediction on connection Admission Control (CAC) and congestion control in high speed networks.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They applied fuzzy inference to estimate the possibility distribution of CLR, which was then a basis for admission control decisions. Mehrvar and Le-Ngoc [25] also proposed a CAC scheme using a type-1 FLS to estimate the level of traffic burstiness; they estimated hurst parameters and used them for CAC in an adaptive environment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hellendoom [8] projected solution based on an integrated fuzzy system performing the estimation of the effective handwidth that has to he reserved for a single connection, then the correction of the estimated effective bandwidth by measuring the network load and by estimating the suitability of the set of existing connections with regard to statistical multiplexing, and, finally, the comparison of the corrected effective bandwidth with the available link capacity. Mehrvar and Le-Ngoc [9] introduced a method based on the aggregated load and Hurst parameter. Fontaine and Smith [lo] proposed a scheme based on a fuzzy logic and artificial neural network and learns automatically about the networks and predicts online the cell loss ratio that a connection will exhibit if it is accepted into the network.…”
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confidence: 99%