Paper on “Queuing Network Topology Inference” accepted to IFIP Networking’21

This work, Queuing Network Topology Inference Using Passive Measurements, studies for the first time the topology inference problem based on possibly uncorrelated end-to-end delay measurements originating from a single source. Compared to existing works using various kinds of active probing mechanisms, we take a very different approach of inferring the detailed queuing dynamics inside the network and using the inferred parameters (specifically, residual capacities) as “fingerprints” to detect queues shared across paths and construct a tree topology. This is another addition to our line of works on network topology tomography. Congratulations to Yilei!

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