The estimation of stable distribution parameters from teletrafficdata

Authors:
S. Bates;S. McLaughlin
Affiliations:
Massana Ltd, Dublin;-
Venue:
IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing
Year:
2000

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Abstract

This article is concerned with the estimation of the parameters that describe a stable distribution from teletraffic data. Stable distributions are characterized by four parameters that can be estimated using a number of methods. This article provides an introduction to the stable distribution and a summary of some of the estimation techniques developed for them. It presents a comprehensive performance comparison between four techniques and a study of how these techniques can be applied to real data. The data under consideration is that expected on broadband digital networks