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Probability and statistics / G–network / Queueing model / Scheduling / Quality of service / Mean value analysis / M/M/1 queue / Statistics / Stochastic processes / Queueing theory
Date: 2013-04-17 12:25:43
Probability and statistics
G–network
Queueing model
Scheduling
Quality of service
Mean value analysis
M/M/1 queue
Statistics
Stochastic processes
Queueing theory

On G-Networks and Resource Allocation in Multimedia Systems Erol Gelenbe  Hadas Shachnai y Department of Electrical

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