This paper describes work on the stochastic modelling of loss networks. Such systems have
long been of interest to telephone engineers and are becoming increasingly important as …

A reduced load approximation (also referred to as an Erlang fixed point approximation) for
estimating point-to-point blocking probabilities in loss networks (eg, circuit switched …

We present an application of evolutionary-fuzzy prediction in inter-domain routing of
broadband network connections with quality of services requirements in the case of an …

This paper describes an adaptive routing method called real-time network routing (RTNR),
which implements new class-of-service routing capabilities for dynamic networks, and the …

We consider a switching system that has multiple ports that share a common buffer, in which
there is a FIFO logical queue for each port. Each port may support a large number of flows or …

With the demand for multimedia and computational science applications, guaranteed
performance communication services have become a necessary feature of future high …

Dynamic routing has been adopted in circuit-switched networks in many parts of the world.
Most of the routing algorithms used are least loaded routing (LLR) based for its simplicity …

Originally published in 1995, Large Deviations for Performance Analysis consists of two
synergistic parts. The first half develops the theory of large deviations from the beginning …

Real-time network routing (RTNR) is a new adaptive routing method. With RTNR, switches
have a simple way of exchanging link status bit map information, thereby determining the …

High-speed packet networks will begin to support services that need Quality-of-Service
(QoS) guarantees. Guaranteeing QoS typically translates to reserving resources for the …