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Simulation results show that streaming traffic achieve higher throughput than of the elastic traffic for both PF and max min fairness.
Comparing the results of Figure 2 to those of Figure 3, it can be seen that streaming traffic achieve higher throughput than of the elastic traffic for both PF and max min fairness.
But with our scheme, the real-time traffic achieves better throughput than best-effort which is shown in Figure 16b.
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Furthermore, we next propose an idle-sense-based scheme [26] to maximize the stable throughput that HP traffic can achieve, when they coexist with LP traffic.
As the bandwidth of ONU-BS was sufficient to satisfy the bandwidth requirement of the rtPS traffic, upon finishing allocating bandwidth to UGS the ONU-BS would allocate bandwidth preferentially to rtPS traffic, so the throughput of rtPS traffic could achieve its requested rate in both Scenarios.
We next propose an idle-sense-based scheme to maximize the stable throughput that HP traffic can achieve, when they coexist with low-priority (LP) traffic.
They rely on the statistical properties of background traffic that is also referred to as cover traffic to achieve the desired source privacy.
Another stakeholder is society: whether it should subsidise composite traffic to achieve a certain level of modal shift from private cars to composite traffic.
Navigators based on real-time traffic conditions achieve suboptimal results since, in face of congestion, they greedily shift drivers to currently light-traffic roads and cause new traffic jams.
The magazine said it also had evidence that GCHQ was striving to improve its monitoring of mobile internet traffic to achieve the same kind of dominance in intelligence gathering that it currently holds over cable internet correspondence through its "Tempora" surveillance programme.
