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Dynamic bandwidth allocation with minimum long fluctuations

Authors: A.R.S. Shafigh; F. Noro; Z.A.H.R. Khodabandeh;

Dynamic bandwidth allocation with minimum long fluctuations

Abstract

A novel approach for smooth bandwidth allocation (SBA) is proposed in this paper that uses multiple state decision mechanism to eliminate large fluctuations in the allocated bandwidth. This algorithm is a dynamic bandwidth allocation which predicts the requirement bandwidth for the input traffic according to its arrival traffic and the SLA constrains. Simulation experiences show that SBA algorithm decrease 20%-45% allocated bandwidth variance in contrast to similar methods, also decrease number of long fluctuation to 30-45% similar methods while algorithm precision is high and queuing delay is low. Different self similar traffic models are used in this experience.

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