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ORCID5th CAMAD 1994: Princeton, NJ, USA
- Fifth IEEE International Workshop on Computer-Aided Modeling, Analysis, and Design of Communication Links and Networks, CAMAD '94, Princeton, NJ, USA, April 24-27, 1994. IEEE 1994
- Hisashi Kobayashi:
Traffic characterization for broadband networks. - D. Tsaih, Shivendra S. Panwar, Leandros Tassiulas, P. Sarachik:
Modeling ATM switches for performance management. - Gagan L. Choudhury, Kin K. Leung, Ward Whitt:
An algorithm to compute blocking probabilities in multi-rate multi-class multi-resource loss models. - Yorai Wardi:
IPA gradient estimation for loss measures in networks of continuous flow models. - Srinivas Sivaprakasam, K. Sam Shanmugan:
Form-hmm, a forward-only realtime modified hidden markov modeling algorithm for tracking bursty digital channels. - Dimitrios E. Pendarakis:
A markov-renewal-modulated tes model for jpeg-like compressed "star wars" video. - Walter Willinger:
The Joseph And Noah Effects And High-speed Network Traffic. - J. Scott Stadler, Sumit Roy, Ping Zhang:
On mixture densities in importance sampling. - A. T. Gerasimov:
Mathematical methods and modelling tools for designing communication networks. - Jack M. Holtzman:
Modeling of wireless communication systems. - Michael Feinberg, Jim Gamble, Bonnie Ward:
Visual simulation for telecommunications and networking systems. - Yaakov Kogan, Michael Shenfild:
Signet - Signalling network modeling tool. - Miquel Bertran, Felipe Alvarez-Cuevas, Joan Viaplana, Albert Duran, Daniel Cabedo, Antoni Garrell, Josep Maria Garrell i Guiu, Francesc Escudero, Miquel Nicolau, Miquel Porta, Bartomeu Palmer, Joan M. Espejo, Frances Oller, Jordi Forga, Josep M. Solanas:
A design environment with simulation and formal verification (syr-padde). - D. Singer, Hussein T. Mouftah:
Onsatsim: a simulation tool for for on-board satellite switching systems. - Aleksandar Kolarov, Joseph Y. Hui:
Canet: an object-oriented software package for neitwork design, analysis, and simulation. - Predrag R. Jelenkovic:
Automated test modeling for VBR video. - Daniel P. Heyman, T. V. Lakshman:
Statistical analysis and simulation study of VBR broadcast-video traffic. - Ricardo J. Sánchez, Gary J. Minden, Joseph B. Evans:
Disnes: a distributed network emulation systeva for gigabit networks. - Debasis Mitra:
Some recent results in the analyses of broadband networks. - Bijan Jabbari, Alpaslan Savas, Usha Narayanan:
Approximate modeling of multiple priority congestion control in signalling system no. 7. - Weibo Gong, Hong Yang:
Cardinal rational approximants for performance analysis of stochastic discrete event systems. - Rick S. Blum, J. A. Adkins, Michel C. Jeruchim:
Improved methods for using fir filters in simulating continuous-time communication links. - Hanoch Levy, Gilad Mahalal, Moshe Sidi:
Multi-token rings and multi-server polling systems: the bang-bang policy. - J. Balsells, J. Mata, J. Zarnora, S. Sallent, A. van der Kolk:
Statistical models for mpeg video standard. - Geol U. Ryu, Byung G. Kim:
Analysis of an output queued batcher-Banyan switch (oqbbs) for atm networks. - Robert D. van der Mei:
Multiple-server polling systems. - Mischa Schwartz:
High-speed networks of the future some research issues to be addressed. - Erol Gelenbe, Xiaowen Mang:
On-line gradient algorithms for network control. - Weigang Li, Nikos T. Patsis, Yu-Chi Ho:
Performance analysis of scheduling algorithms in a gigabit atm switch using ordinal optimization. - Chris Blondia, Olga Casals, Jorge García-Vidal, Frans J. M. Panken:
Performance evaluation of a bundle spacer. - Filippo A. Zanasi, Demetres D. Kouvatsos:
A discrete-time queueing model of an atm 'leaky bucket' policing mechanism. - Mahmood R. Noorchashm, William Turin:
Error performance of atm networks. - Heinz Westphal:
Modeling and analysis of FDDI-based and hippi-based fiber optic communications links for distributed, high-performance computer systems. - Edward A. Sykes:
A realist's perspective on modeling, analysis and design of wide area networks: recent work and emerging issues. - Robert R. Boorstyn, Aaron Kershenbaum:
Characterization of bursty sources and capacity estimation in high speed networks. - Averill M. Law:
Simulation software for communications networks: the state of the art. - Antonio DeSimone, Cynthia A. Funka-Lea, Behrokh Samadi, On-Ching Yue:
Performance engineering of enterprise computing systems. - Ioannis Roudas, Yves Jaouën, P. Gallion:
Computer modeling and optimization of coherent optical communications systems. - Takashi Satake, Hiro Ito, Akiya Inoue:
Network topology construction method and its support system. - Setiadi Yazid, Hussein T. Mouftah:
Resource management simulator: a simulation tool for fast reservation protocols. - Keith Allsop:
Cossap stream driven simulator integration with AT&T DSP1610 LFS. - G. Benel, Lorenzo Favalli, Alessandro Mecocci, G. Monteleone:
Comtron: a tool for the simulation of communication systems. - H. Akhtar:
Modelling & simulation tools overview & evaluation. - Neale Hirsh:
Measured characteristics of process interarrival times across a LAN.
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