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Introduction to IP Traffic,ols and networks as well as the applications in the Internet with regard to their impact on mathematical modeling. We will take a birds eye position, without in depth explanations of technical details. For a mathematical treatment of selected aspects and discussions of further details we refer to the remainder of this book.

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Statistical Estimators, for characteristic properties of IP traffic. We start with some standard estimators and later introduce appropriate approaches with regard to IP traffic. Further details on basic concepts of parameter estimation are summarized in monographs like [208].

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