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TrafficFinder! TM - Erlang B Peaked Traffic Model - Neal Wilkinson
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Neal-Wilkinson Overflow Traffic Model |
Peaked Traffic (Neal-Wilkinson)
Traffic Models: Erlang B Peaked(Neal-Wilkinson)
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The Neal-Wilkinson model is used to size overflow or alternate route trunk groups that receive peaked or bursty traffic from other high usage trunk groups such as inter-office backup paths. This model is useful when dealing with abnormally high traffic during occurrences such as holidays (Mother’s Day) or disasters such as a stock market crash. The model uses the Erlang B formula but traffic is estimated using the equivalent random theory and peakedness factors. | |
Here's an example of the Neal-Wilkinson Peaked Traffic Model: | |
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You need to input 2 items: 1.) Desired blocking probablility and 2.) Overflow Traffic Samples. TrafficFinder! calculates the Peakedness Factor, Variance and Average Overflow Traffic. | |
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Fictitious Primary Trunk Group (Equivalent Random Load) |