Performance Evaluation of Contiguous Time Slot Assignment Method

碩士 === 國立臺灣科技大學 === 工程技術研究所 === 81 === We consider an approximation scheme for estimating point-to- point and multicast connection blocking probability in loss networks (e.g.circuit switch network) with contiguous bandwidth allocation schem...

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Main Authors: Chang Nai Wen, 張乃文
Other Authors: Chung Shung Ping
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1993
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/09158772360800074556
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Summary:碩士 === 國立臺灣科技大學 === 工程技術研究所 === 81 === We consider an approximation scheme for estimating point-to- point and multicast connection blocking probability in loss networks (e.g.circuit switch network) with contiguous bandwidth allocation scheme. First, we consider single-link network. Although we can use Markov process to describe the system and compute steady state probability distribution, the number of states of the Markov process increases rapidly with the capacity of link. Therefore, it is very time consuming to compute steady-state probability distribution for even networks of practical size. We suggest that the aforementioned Markov process be approximated by multirate, state-dependent birth death process. Thus we can reduce the number of states significantly, that is, the computing complexity is reduced. In order to verify its accuracy, we consider three kinds of traffic loads: light, moderate, and heavy. Next we consider multilink network.To reduce the complexity for computing steady state probability, we further suggest using reduced load approximation. This approximation assumes that blocking occurs independently from link to link and that the offered load to a link is reduced by blocking on other links. We futher assume each link can be approximated as a multirate, state dependent birth death process. This leads to a set of nonlinear fixed point equation with the unknowns being link blocking probabilities. We suggest using repeated substitutions to solve the nonlinear fixed point equations.Two special network topologies, 4-link and 6 link networks, are used to verify the accuracy and computing complexity of the approximation scheme. Numerical results from both the approximation scheme and computer simulation are compared.