[e2e] number of flows per unit time in routers
Yashar Ganjali
yganjali at stanford.edu
Fri Oct 28 10:34:01 PDT 2005
Another way of looking at this is to count the number of flows which are
active before and after a certain point in time. This way, we don't need
to have a large time interval T. I consider this a better definition,
since it does not depend on an arbitrarily chosen time T.
--Yashar
Bob Braden wrote:
>It seems to me that this question is ill-posed. It seems to make
>sense to talk about the number of flows per time T only when average
>flow duration << T. So, flows per hour might make since, assuming
>few flows are longer than a few minutes, but flows per second makes
>no sense.
>
>Bob Braden
>
>
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