Delay differentiation by reserving space in queue

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The delay of both high and low priority packets in a discrete-time queue operating under a reservation discipline is studied. The delay distribution is obtained from which closed-form expressions for the mean, variance and the tail distribution are derived. In an example, performance is compared with that of Absolute Priority and FIFO.

Inspec keywords: packet switching; delays; queueing theory; statistical distributions

Other keywords: delay differentiation; delay distribution; tail distribution; reserving space; low priority packets; closed-form expressions; mean distribution; FIFO; variance distribution; discrete-time queue; absolute priority; high priority packets

Subjects: Queueing systems; Communication switching; Other topics in statistics

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      • Burakowski, W., Tarasiuk, H.: `On new strategy for prioritising the selected flow in queuing system', Proc. COST 257 11th MCM, January 2000, Barcelona, Spain, p. COST257TD(00)03.
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