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Delay tolerance aware queueing and scheduling for differentiated services in dynamic survivable WDM networks

Mirhosseini et al., 2015

Document ID
9704893917070045430
Author
Mirhosseini A
Soorki M
Tabataba F
Publication year
Publication venue
Optical Switching and Networking

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Set-up delay tolerance is an important metric that can be used in user-controlled and bandwidth intensive applications such as IPTV, backup storage, and grid computing. It is defined by customer and stated in service level agreement (SLA). Therefore, service …
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