JOURNAL ARTICLE

Fairness criterion for allocating resources ininput queued switches

D. LiuNirwan AnsariE.S.H. Hou

Year: 2001 Journal:   Electronics Letters Vol: 37 (19)Pages: 1205-1206   Publisher: Institution of Engineering and Technology

Abstract

A new fairness criterion, queue proportional fairness (QPF), is proposed. It employs the cell loss ratio as the fairness metric to improve the utilisation of switch resources. QPF provides a fairness criterion for allocating bandwidth by considering the current buffer occupancy for best effort traffic in an input queued switch.

Keywords:
Computer science Queueing theory Fairness measure Bandwidth (computing) Queue Computer network Mathematical optimization Performance metric Metric (unit) Throughput Mathematics Telecommunications Engineering Wireless Operations management Economics

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