In a previous paper, we discussed estimation of the parameters of a single tone from a finite number of noisy discrete‐time observations. In this paper, we extend the discussion to include several tones. The Cramér‐Rao bounds are derived and their properties examined. Estimation algorithms are discussed and characterized.
Abstract| Network services for the most demanding advanced networked applications which require absolute, perow service assurances can be deterministic or statistical. By exploiting statistical properties of tra c, statistical assurances can extract more capacity from a network than deterministic assurances. In this work we consider statistical service assurances for tra c scheduling algorithms. We present functions, so-called e ective envelopes, which are, with high certainty, upper bounds of multiplexed tra c. E ective envelopes can be used to obtain bounds on the amount of tra c on a link that can be provisioned with statistical service assurances. We show that our bounds can be applied to a variety o f p a c ket scheduling algorithms. In fact, one can reuse existing admission control functions for scheduling algorithms with deterministic assurances. We present n umerical examples which compare the number of ows with statistical assurances that can be admitted with our e ective e n velope approach to those achieved with existing methods.
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