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Optimal Smoothing for Guaranteed Service

Jean-Yves Le Boudec
1998
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Abstract

We consider a scenario where multimedia data is sent over a network offering a guaranteed service such as ATM VBR or the guaranteed service of the IETF. A smoothing device writes the stream into a networking device for transmission, possibly with some pre-fetching

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