Titlebook: Computer Performance Engineering; 5th European Perform Nigel Thomas,Carlos Juiz Conference proceedings 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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An Approximate Model of the WCDMA Interface Servicing a Mixture of Multi-rate Traffic Streams with Psiderations we use a new model of the full-availability group servicing multi-rate traffic with priorities. In the proposed model we assume that a new call with a higher priority can terminate connections already in service if they are characterized by a lower priority than a new call. The proposed

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Performance Analysis of Dynamic Priority Shiftinge. Priority schemes where priority levels are assigned fixed shares of the resource experience underutilisation if there are only low-priority tasks present. In these situations, lower priority tasks can be ‘shifted up’ to higher priority. This increases overall system utilisation and improves the s

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Performance Analysis of a Priority Queue with Place Reservation and General Transmission Timesbjective of this discipline is to give a certain priority to (delay-sensitive) packets of class 1 and at the same time to avoid packet starvation for the (delay-tolerant) packets of class 2. This is achieved by the introduction of a reserved place in the queue that can be taken by a future arrival o

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Analysis of ,/,/1 Vacation Model of Non-,/,/1-Type formulas for the vector generating function (GF) of the stationary number of customers and for its mean, both in terms of quantities at the start of vacation..We present new results for vacation models with gated and G-limited disciplines. For both models discipline specific systems of equations ar

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Stochastic Bounds for Partially Generated Markov Chains: An Algebraic Approachea is to avoid the generation of a huge (or even infinite) state space and to truncate the state space during the visit. The approach is purely algebraic and provides element-wise and stochastic bounds for the CMC.

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Evaluation of P2P Algorithms for Probabilistic Trust Inference in a Web of Trusttions, authentication systems and reputation systems. We study the use of peer-to-peer algorithms for finding trust paths and probabilistically assessing trust values in systems where trust is organised similar to the ‘web of trust’. We do this through discrete event simulation of random as well as

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