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| Preemptive
behavior decreases chances of congestion. |
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| ESWAN
facilitates a way to upgrade provided services. |
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| Gradual
recovery less disrupting to RT-flows. |
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| Shaping Rate T
is empirical value (2 sec). |
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| MAPD
is a flow specific value (known to DST). |
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| EBR
(b)
& EDR (d) are important QoS measures. |
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| Larger
ad-hoc NW need the MAPD to limit expired BW. |
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| Future
investigation on the effect of imbalanced load |
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| bet. RT and BE
traffic in SWAN enabled ad-hoc NW. |
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