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A Note on Statistical Multiplexing and Scheduling in Video Networks at High Data Rates

Jörg Liebeherr

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Abstract This chapter makes observations about the impact of link scheduling and statistical multiplexing on the multiplexing gain at high data rates. The multiplexing gain is evaluated using the number of MPEG video traces that can be provisioned with delay guarantees on a network link. The presented data indicates that, at high transmission rates, the multiplexing gain is substantial and is dominated by the effects of statistical multiplexing.

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Abstract This chapter makes observations about the impact of link scheduling and statistical multiplexing on the multiplexing gain at high data rates. The multiplexing gain is evaluated using the number of MPEG video traces that can be provisioned with delay guarantees on a network link. The presented data indicates that, at high transmission rates, the multiplexing gain is substantial and is dominated by the effects of statistical multiplexing.

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Abstract This chapter makes observations about the impact of link scheduling and statistical multiplexing on the multiplexing gain at high data rates. The multiplexing gain is evaluated using the number of MPEG video traces that can be provisioned with delay guarantees on a network link. The presented data indicates that, at high transmission rates, the multiplexing gain is substantial and is dominated by the effects of statistical multiplexing.

Key concepts: Statistical time division multiplexing, Multiplexing, Computer science, Provisioning, Computer network, Scheduling (production processes), Real-time computing, Telecommunications

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