论文信息 - Traffic-Flow Analysis for Fast Performance Estimation of Communication Systems

Traffic-Flow Analysis for Fast Performance Estimation of Communication Systems

The traffic-flow analysis (TFA) is a promising method for the performance estimation of communication systems. TFA produces approximate results with much less computation (that is, much faster) than discrete-event simulation of the system. In the first step, TFA distributes the traffic in units of properly chosen size using the actual routing algorithm of the network. In the second step, TFA adjusts the time distribution of the traffic according to the finite capacities of the network. It was found that the results of TFA approximate the results of the analytical method well.

Gábor Lencse

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