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Figure 1: Example of a Knowledge Plane, where P is the packet delay
Figure 1 illustrates the measurement methodology described above. It shows an example of how we discover a queueing model, f P , whose performance match as closely as possible those known from the centroid points
Figure 3: On-going traffic conditions over the communication link
Table 1: Numerical values of the parameters used for each admission control solution
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