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CapProbe: A simple and accurate capacity estimation technique for wired and wireless environments

Kapoor et al., 2004

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828397167441715020
Author
Kapoor R
Chen L
Nandan A
Gerla M
Sanadidi M
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Proceedings of the joint international conference on Measurement and modeling of computer systems

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The problem of estimating the capacity of an Internet path is one of fundamental importance. Due to the multitude of potential applications, a large number of solutions have been proposed and evaluated. The proposed solutions so far have been successful in partially …
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