This paper describes a real-time connection admission control scheme for supporting multiple service categories. The scheme is based on a real-time cell-loss ratio evaluation algorithm for VBR based on peak/sustainable cell rates and maximum burst size. The algorithm is based on a notion of Allan variance of VP utilization. The most remarkable characteristics of the admission control scheme are that it terminates within constant time, a few milliseconds, and that its time is independent of both the number of VCs and the capacity of a cell buffer.
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Masaki AIDA, "Real-Time CAC for ATM Multiple Service Categories Using Allan Variance" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E81-B, no. 9, pp. 1732-1740, September 1998, doi: .
Abstract: This paper describes a real-time connection admission control scheme for supporting multiple service categories. The scheme is based on a real-time cell-loss ratio evaluation algorithm for VBR based on peak/sustainable cell rates and maximum burst size. The algorithm is based on a notion of Allan variance of VP utilization. The most remarkable characteristics of the admission control scheme are that it terminates within constant time, a few milliseconds, and that its time is independent of both the number of VCs and the capacity of a cell buffer.
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