Titlebook: Conductor: Distributed Adaptation for Heterogeneous Networks; Mark D. Yarvis,Peter Reiher,Gerald J. Popek Book 2002 Springer Science+Busin

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230109124ions, something not well supported by existing adaptation frameworks. We have developed a systems service called Conductor that enables distributed adaptation, dynamically selecting and deploying adaptation at various points in the network.

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Louisiana in Politics and Diplomacy,uccessful, Conductor must allow desirable and effective adaptations to be deployed in a manner that improves the performance of application-level protocols. Moreover, performance should be improved in a manner that is important to the user. This chapter provides evidence of Conductor’s effectiveness and the viability of distributed adaptation.

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Introduction: Father Hyacinthe in America,ts in the Internet is going up, the range of experienced bandwidth is also expanding. Applications that cannot adapt to varying network conditions will become decreasingly useful, particularly to mobile users. One solution is to deploy a distributed adaptive service into nodes in the network. These

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230109124ions, something not well supported by existing adaptation frameworks. We have developed a systems service called Conductor that enables distributed adaptation, dynamically selecting and deploying adaptation at various points in the network.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137437358e data to flow through an appropriate set of adaptors. Since most adaptors are designed to adapt a particular type of protocol, a particular version of a protocol, or a particular type of data being transported, accurate and fine-grained stream type identification allows the right set of adaptors to

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Epilogue: Transatlantic (Re)Crossings,f service. Because Conductor provides service to applications unaware of adaptation, it must have the ability to automatically select and deploy a set of adaptations appropriate to the prevailing network conditions. To allow automatic deployment of adaptation, Conductor must (1) identify nodes withi

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