Re: Questions about article in IEEE Communications
Fred Baker <[email protected]> Mon, 28 Jun 2004 14:01:59 -0700
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I have gotten a number of inquiries regarding an article I allegedly wrote in IEEE Communications. I'm sort of an honorary author. Ms. Yang did the real work, along with Martin Westhead <[email protected]>; I commented. The real reason I am listed is that I (as Cisco) funded the development of the simulation tool she tested the concepts on. What she showed was that given appropriate traffic engineering and an algorithm that preserved traffic marked one way from being dropped but permitted dropping of traffic in the same queue marked another way, that the intended-to-be-preserved traffic could be preserved. What she did not explore, for reasons that remain unknown to me, was what happened to the sessions from which traffic was dropped, and the effects of the delay induced by the queue on the voice traffic being simulated. As a result, I consider the paper fundamentally flawed.