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The Need for Realism when Simulating Network Congestion
Many researchers use simulation to investigate network congestion, often finding congestion spread can be modeled as percolation, spreading slowly under increasing load until a critical point, then spreading quickly through the network. The researchers
NIST · ИТОфициальный источник · 2016-04-02
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