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Monitoring VoIP call quality using improved simplified E-model

Assem et al., 2013

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3728636492702086327
Author
Assem H
Malone D
Dunne J
O'Sullivan P
Publication year
Publication venue
2013 International Conference on Computing, Networking and Communications (ICNC)

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ITU-T recommendation G. 107 introduced the E-model, a repeatable way to assess if a network is prepared to carry a VoIP call or not. Various studies show that the E-model is complex with many factors to be used in monitoring purposes. Consequently, simplified …
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