2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.comnet.2014.04.016
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Assessing the service quality of an Internet path through end-to-end measurement

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“…Unsatisfactory results would a®ect the interaction quality and company image of the said user as well as future users. 39 Abdelke¯et al 39 indicated that understanding the service quality of Internet paths is of great importance for both the service provider and the user. Many academics have pointed out that service quality is the key competitive advantage.…”
Section: Dematel Veri¯cation Of the Analysis Of Interactions Between mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unsatisfactory results would a®ect the interaction quality and company image of the said user as well as future users. 39 Abdelke¯et al 39 indicated that understanding the service quality of Internet paths is of great importance for both the service provider and the user. Many academics have pointed out that service quality is the key competitive advantage.…”
Section: Dematel Veri¯cation Of the Analysis Of Interactions Between mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the Internet is a packet-switched, best-effort service based network. Unlike circuit-switched networks where on each path, dedicated resources are reserved end-to-end to guarantee service quality, there is no dedicated (virtual) circuit in the Internet for network level ""direct link"" between two end systems, which is called a virtual path or simply path [4]. Because of this, the service quality of an Internet path highly depends on the underlying networking mechanisms, such as routing, buffer management and scheduling, plus the traffic condition on each hop along the path.…”
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confidence: 99%