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Impact of wireless access on traffic statistics

This paper is concerned with wideband, multimedia packet switched wireless data networks. It considers the impact of a wireless access TDMA source queue on long range dependence (LRD) in traffic statistics. Simulation results show that traffic LRD is typically retained at the output of such queues. These results point to important implications for wireless network resource allocation and traffic management.

A. G. Qureshi

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