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In this study, a fuzzy autoregressive (fuzzy-AR) model is proposed to describe the traffic characteristics of high-speed networks. The fuzzy-AR model approximates a nonlinear time-variant process with a combination of several linear local AR processes using a fuzzy clustering method. We propose that the use of this fuzzy-AR model has greater potential for congestion control of packet network traffic. The parameter estimation problem in fuzzy-AR modeling is treated by a clustering algorithm developed from actual traffic data in high-speed networks. Based on the adaptive AR-prediction model and queueing theory, a simple congestion control scheme is proposed to provide an efficient traffic management for high-speed networks. Finally, using the actual Ethernet-LAN packet traffic data, several examples are given to demonstrate the validity of this proposed method for high-speed network traffic control.
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