METHODS FOR ANALYSIS OF PROBABILITY CHARACTERISTICS OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TRAFFIC
Abstract
The article is devoted to the analysis of probabilityc characteristics of information and communication traffic. The intensification of information exchange in information and communication networks determines the relevance of optimizing the distribution of network resources and dynamically managing them in order to minimize the possibility of traffic congestion. There are classified the most important parameters and characteristics of multiservice networks.
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