Measurement of packet loss probability by optimal design of packet probing experiments

Measurement of packet loss probability by optimal design of packet probing experiments

Packet level measurement is now critical to many aspects of broadband networking, e.g. for guaranteeing Service Level Agreements, facilitating measurement-based admission control algorithms, and performing network tomography. Because it is often impossible to measure all the data passing across a network, the most widely used method of measurement works by injecting probe packets. The probes pr...

Analysis of Packet Loss Probing in Packet Networks

An Efficient Approach for Packet Loss Measurement

Various tools are available in market to measure packet loss in the end-to-end networks. But all the existing tools are not able to calculate packet loss in the network accurately. So measuring packet loss efficiently is still an open problem in the networks due to relatively occurrence and short duration of packet loss. The aim of our research is to understand how to efficiently calculate pack...

Robust Model for Networked Control System with Packet Loss

The Networked Control System in modern control widely uses to decrease the implementation cost and increasing the performance. NCS in addition to its advantages is inevitable. Nevertheless they suffer of some limitations and deficiencies. Packet loss is one of the main limitations which affect the control system in different conditions and finally may lead to system instability. For this reason...

Design of Probing Experiments for Loss Tomography

Network tomography aims to infer the individual performance of networked elements (e.g., links) using aggregate measurements on end-to-end paths. Previous work on network tomography focuses primarily on developing estimators using the given measurements, while the design of measurements is often neglected. We fill this gap by proposing a framework to design probing experiments with focus on pro...