Resource Sharing in the Most Regular Scheduling: Deterministic Performance and Guarantee

Chung Shue Chen 1 Wing Shing Wong 2
1 TREC - Theory of networks and communications
DI-ENS - Département d'informatique de l'École normale supérieure, Inria Paris-Rocquencourt
2 CUHK - Department of Information Engineering [Hong Kong]
Abstract : Providing performance guarantee is one of the most important issues in a heterogeneous network for a large number of concurrent sessions. A common question in the network control and resource scheduling is how to provide end-to-end delay bounds and offer service guarantees in a relatively distributed manner. In this paper, we will narrow down the question and address specifically on the MRBS multiple access. It supports each user a flexible rate-matched time sharing with efficient resource scheduling. A generalized system modeling and analytical framework is developed based on the techniques of network calculus. The result extends from single-node scheduling to multiple layered scenarios with deterministic performance guarantees. Potential applications are discussed at last.
Keywords : Bandwidth Calculus Communication system traffic control Communication systems Modeling Processor scheduling Propagation delay Quality of service Resource management Traffic control
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IEEE Military Communications Conference, Oct 2006, Washington D. C., United States. 2006, 〈10.1109/MILCOM.2006.302457〉
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Chung Shue Chen, Wing Shing Wong. Resource Sharing in the Most Regular Scheduling: Deterministic Performance and Guarantee. IEEE Military Communications Conference, Oct 2006, Washington D. C., United States. 2006, 〈10.1109/MILCOM.2006.302457〉. 〈hal-00745063〉

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