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  • Time-parallel generation of self-similar ATM traffic  
  • by Ioanis Nikolaidis — 1997 — In Winter Simulation Conference
  • …We present a time{parallel technique for the fast generation of self{similar tra c which is suitable for performance studies of Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) networks. The technique is based on the well known result according to which the aggregation of a large number of heavy{tailed ON/OFF{ type…
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  • Tradeoffs of Implementing TCP Fairness Schemes  
  • by Xudong Wu, Ioanis Nikolaidis — 2003
  • …In this paper we consider two recently proposed schemes for the fair allocation of bandwidth in high speed networks carrying TCP tra#c: XCP and FairShare. We explain the di#erent design philosophies represented by each one and demonstrate through a set of simulations that FairShare, by making better…
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  • On the Advantages of Lifetime and RTT Classification Schemes for TCP Flows  
  • by Xudong Wu, Ioanis Nikolaidis — 2002 — In Proc. of IPCCC 2003
  • …We exploit the isolation of TCP flows based on their lifetime (classified as short- or long-lived flows) to eliminate the impact of long-lived flows on the short-lived, achieving improved response time for short-lived flows. An additional classification scheme provides large-grain separation of f…
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  • Active Queue Management and Global Fairness Objectives  
  • by Xudong Wu, Ioanis Nikolaidis — 2002 — International Performance, Computing, and Communications Conference (IPCCC '03
  • …We present an Active Queue Management policy and we study its ability to steer an entire TCP/IP network into global max--min fairness of its long--lived flows, in a totally distributed fashion. A previously proposed technique, initially applicable to circuit--switched networks and feedback--based…
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  • Trace-Adaptive Fragmentation for Periodic Broadcast of VBR Video  
  • by Fulu Li, Ioanis Nikolaidis — 1999
  • …Periodic broadcast schemes have been proposed as a scalable solution for the implementation of Video--on-- Demand (VoD) systems. Efficient periodic broadcast schemes fragment each video into a number of segments assuming that the videos are encoded using Constant Bit Rate (CBR) coders. We focus inst…
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  • On minimum-energy broadcasting in all-wireless networks  
  • by Fulu Li, Ioanis Nikolaidis — 2001 — In Proceedings of the 26th Annual IEEE Conference on Local Computer Networks (LCN 2001
  • …We study the construction of the source-initiated (one-to-all) wireless broadcast tree to minimize the total required power for a given source node, a group of intended destination nodes and a given propagation constant, i.e., the power attenuation constant λ. The Minimum-Energy Broadcasting (MEB) p…
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  • Multi-level Rate-based Flow Control for ABR Traffic  
  • by Ian F. Akyildiz, Jörg Liebeherr, Ioanis Nikolaidis
  • …The rate control mechanism for Available-Bit-Rate (ABR) traffic as defined by the ATM Forum does not distinguish between different types of ABR connections. However, since ABR traffic may result from a heterogeneous set of applications, there is an apparent need for a flow control scheme that can di…
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  • Efficient Simulation of ATM Networks with Accurate End-to-End Delay Statistics  
  • by Fang Hao, Ioanis Nikolaidis, Ellen W. Zegura — 1998 — In International Conference on Communications
  • …We present a technique to enable the efficient simulation of large scale ATM networks, while preserving the accuracy of the end-to-end delay statistics. Our approach uses on-the-fly aggregation by observing traffic at monitoring points, then substituting an aggregate model, when appropriate. We focu…
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