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A QoS provisioning technique in a residential gateway using heterogeneous network access technology

Lee et al., 2005

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4627802744554295420
Author
Lee H
Kim J
Jeong Y
Cho C
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TENCON 2005-2005 IEEE Region 10 Conference

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We propose a packet scheduling algorithm for an efficient transmission in a residential gateway used in the home network. The packet scheduling algorithm is modeled by the hybrid method that is a QoS technique based on the parameterized QoS method and the …
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