Bilhaj et al., 2004 - Google Patents
Endpoint admission control enhanced systems for VoIP networksBilhaj et al., 2004
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- Bilhaj A
- Mase K
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- IEICE transactions on communications
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This paper presents QoS control enhanced architecture for VoIP networks. In this architecture we use both the probe flow delay and average loss rate measurement systems. First we apply the probability-based EMBAC scheme on our delay system. Then we propose …
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