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An adaptive real-time group communication protocol

Almeida et al., 1995

Document ID: 12819000241765697284
Author: Almeida C; Veríssimo P
Publication year: 1995
Publication venue: Proceedings 1995 IEEE International Workshop on Factory Communication Systems. WFCS'95

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In this paper, we address the problem of having real-time group communication in a system. That is not completely synchronous (quasi-synchronous). This situation may happen when system load is not completely controlled and so, overload scenarios are not ruled out. In …

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