April 2019
Intermediate to advanced
576 pages
20h 6m
English
book
Efficient Multirate Teletraffic Loss Models Beyond Erlang
by Ioannis D. Moscholios, Michael D. Logothetis
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Acronyms
- ABR
- Available bit rate
- API
- Application programming interface
- ASTA
- Arrivals see time averages
- ATM
- Asynchronous transfer mode
- AWG
- Array waveguide grating
- b.u.
- Bandwidth unit
- BBP
- Burst blocking probability
- BBU
- Baseband unit
- BER
- Bit error rate
- BHCA
- Busy hour call attempts
- BPP
- Bernoulli–Poisson–Pascal
- bps
- Bits per second
- BR
- Bandwidth reservation
- BS
- Base station
- CAC
- Call/connection admission control
- CBP
- Call blocking probability(ies)
- CC
- Call congestion
- CCS
- Centum call seconds
- CDF
- Cumulative distribution function
- CDMA
- Code division multiple access
- CDTM
- Connection dependent threshold model
- CFP
- Connection failure probability
- CPRI
- Common public radio interface
- cps
- Chips (bits) per second
- CS
- Complete sharing
- cSON
- Centralized self‐organizing network
- DiffServ
- Differentiated services
- dSON
- Distributed self‐organizing network
- DWA
- Dynamic wavelength allocation
- EMLM
- Erlang multirate loss model
- EnMLM
- Engset multirate loss model
- EPC
- Evolved packet core
- erl
- The Erlang unit of traffic‐load
- E‐UTRAN
- Evolved terrestrial radio access network
- FDD
- Frequency division duplexing
- FE
- Forwarding element
- FIFO
- First in–first out
- GB
- Global balance
- GoS
- Grade of service
- GSM
- Global system for mobile communications
- GW
- Gateway
- hSON
- Hybrid self‐organizing network
- ICT
- Information and communication technology
- IntServ
- Integrated services
- IP
- Internet protocol
- ISDN
- Integrated services digital network
- ITU‐T
- International telecommunication unit–standardization sector
- LB
- Local balance
- LBP
- Local blocking probability ...
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