TES-based traffic modeling for performance evaluation of integrated networks
Benjamin Melamed, Dipankar Raychaudhuri, B. Sengupta, J. Zdepski · 1992
The authors consider modeling methodologies of variable-bit-rate video sources for performance evaluation of integrated networks. They consider an example in which compressed video is transmitted over a local area network carrying both video and data. A new modeling methodology called transform-expand-sample (TES) which is a method for generating autocorrelated variates, is used. TES is a nonparametric method which can accurately capture the histogram and approximate autocorrelation function of any data set. The TES model was used to drive a network simulation for performance measures.>