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Resource allocation for quality of service provision in multistage buffered crossbar switches

Duan et al., 2004

Document ID
4075835149878439182
Author
Duan Q
Daigle J
Publication year
Publication venue
Computer Networks

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In this paper, we consider allocation of resources within a multistage buffered crossbar switch with internal credit-based flow control in order to support quality of service objectives for different traffic classes in the Internet. Specifically, we assume there are a collection of …
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