Properties of the Estimators for the Effective Bandwidth in a Generalized Markov Fluid Model
- 1 Universidad Nacional del Sur, Buenos Aires, Argentina
- 2 Universidad Nacional del Sur, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Abstract
The Generalized Markov Fluid Model (GMFM), introduced in [1] , is assumed for modeling sources in the network because it is versatile to describe the traffic fluctuations. In order to estimate resources allocations or in other words the channel occupation of each source, the concept of effective bandwidth proposed by Kelly [2] is used. In this paper , we present a formula for calculating the effective bandwidth, developed for the Generalized Markovian Flow model, which is of particular interest because it allows expressing said magnitude depending on the parameters of the model. We present unbiased estimators for these parameters that can be obtained from real data. The convergence and the consistency of the estimation are studied, and confidence bands are found. Illustrative calculation and performance of the proposed estimators were tested with simulated data and ideal results were obtained.
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