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Exploiting the Predictability of TCP’s Steady-state Behavior to Speed Up Network Simulation
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-10)
In discrete-event network simulation, a significant portion
of resources and computation are dedicated to the creation
and processing of packet transmission events. For
large-scale network simulations with a large number ...
IPA for Loss Volume and Buffer Workload in Tandem SFM
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002)
This paper considers congestion-related performance metrics in tandem networks of Stochastic Fluid Models
(SFMs), and derives their IPA gradient estimators with
respect to buffer sizes. Specifically, the performance ...
Experiences Applying Parallel and Interoperable Network Simulation Techniques in On-line Simulations of Military Networks
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002)
We present a case study in which we apply parallel simulation methods and interoperability techniques to network simulations for simulation-based on-line control of military communication networks. The on-line simulations ...
On Standardized Network Topologies For Network Resesrch
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-12)
Simulation has become the evaluation method of choice for
many areas of computer networking research. When designing
new or revised transport protocols, queuing methods,
routing protocols, (just to name a few), a common ...
Integrated Fluid and Packet Network Simulations
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-10)
A number of methods exist that can be used to create simulation
models for measuring the performance of computer
networks. The most commonly used method is
packet level simulation, which models the detailed behavior
of ...