Gerhard Haßlinger

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2008
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Sebastian Kempken, Gerhard Haßlinger, Wolfram Luther:
Parameter estimation and optimization techniques for discrete-time semi-Markov models of H.264/AVC video traffic. Telecommun. Syst. 39(2): 77-90 (2008)
2005
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Wolfram Luther, Gerhard Haßlinger, Ekaterina Auer, Eva Dyllong, Daniela Traczinski, Holger Traczinski:
Integration of reliable algorithms into modeling software. Algebraic and Numerical Algorithms and Computer-assisted Proofs 2005
2004
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Daniela Fausten, Wolfram Luther, Gerhard Haßlinger:
Accurate Computation of Traffic Workload Distributions. Numer. Algorithms 37(1-4): 137-146 (2004)
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Daniela Traczinski, Wolfram Luther, Gerhard Haßlinger:
Computing the Workload of Discrete Time Semi-Markov Servers with Result Verification. MMB 2004: 245-254

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