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Dunlop et al., 2001 - Google Patents

QoS management with dynamic bearer selection schemes

Dunlop et al., 2001

Document ID
13623325836547994757
Author
Dunlop J
Le Bodic G
Irvine J
Girma D
Publication year
Publication venue
Computer Networks

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This paper presents an evaluation of a radio level QoS management scheme developed to ensure the maintenance of QoS contracts. The concept of QoS contract is defined as the specification of the quality requirement for various types of services. According to the …
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