The look-ahead-maximize-batch batching policy

This paper introduces a new batching policy, called look-ahead-maximize-batch (LAMB), for reducing the bandwidth demand of video servers. LAMB maximizes the number of users admitted in a window, which includes the reneging time of all pending requests at that scheduling time. LAMB admits a greater n...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on multimedia 2002-03, Vol.4 (1), p.114-120
Main Authors: da Fonseca, N.L.S., Facanha, R.D.A.
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Bandwidth
Delay
Displays
HDTV
Lamb
Large-scale systems
Marketing
Multimedia
Network servers
Policies
Scheduling
Servers
Streaming media
Telecommunication traffic
Throughput
Windows (intervals)
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Telecommunication traffic
Throughput
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