CIPP: a versatile analytical model for VBR traffic in ATM networks
R. Manivasakan, U.B. Desai, Abhay Karandikar · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1999
Correlated Interarrival time Process (CIPP) has been proposed, for modeling both the composite arrival process of packets in broadband networks and the individual source modeling. The CIPP--a generalization of the Poisson process- - is a stationary counting process and is parameterized by a correlation parameter `p' which represents the degree of correlation in adjacent interarrivals in addition to `(lambda) ' the intensity of the process. In this paper, we present the performance modeling of VBR video traffic in ATM networks, using CIPP/M/1 queue. We first give the expressions for stationary distributions for CIPP/M/1 queue. The, we derive the queuing measures of interest. We simulate a queue with smoothed VBR video trace data as input (with exponential services) to compare with the theoretical measures derived above. Experimental results show that the CIPP/M/1 queue, models well with ATM multiplexer performance with the real world VBR video traffic input.