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Optimal Bandwidth Reservation for Circuit Groups Handling Asymmetric Multi-Connection Calls
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This paper is concerned with bandwidth reservation for circuit groups which handle calls requesting asymmetric forward and backward multi-connections. A model of circuit group with sub-group configuration is treated, and two types of the bandwidth reservation schemes for the model are studied in this paper. One is a global scheme with monitoring the whole circuit group, and the other is a local scheme with monitoring each sub-group independently. The problems of optimizing the reservation parameters are formulated, and optimization methods for the problems are proposed. Numerical example are presented, and effectiveness of the reservation schemes with using the optimized parameters is numerically examined.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E79-B No.6 pp.816-825
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- 1996/06/25
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Hajime NAKAMURA, Toshikane ODA, "Optimal Bandwidth Reservation for Circuit Groups Handling Asymmetric Multi-Connection Calls" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
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Abstract: This paper is concerned with bandwidth reservation for circuit groups which handle calls requesting asymmetric forward and backward multi-connections. A model of circuit group with sub-group configuration is treated, and two types of the bandwidth reservation schemes for the model are studied in this paper. One is a global scheme with monitoring the whole circuit group, and the other is a local scheme with monitoring each sub-group independently. The problems of optimizing the reservation parameters are formulated, and optimization methods for the problems are proposed. Numerical example are presented, and effectiveness of the reservation schemes with using the optimized parameters is numerically examined.
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