Simulation studies of telecommunication networks require a mechanism
to transform self-similar processes into processes with arbitrary
marginal distributions. The problem of generating a self-similar
process of a given marginal distribution and an autocorrelation
structure is difficult and has not been fully solved. Our results
presented in this paper provide clear experimental evidence that the
long-range dependent (LRD) self-similarity of the input process is
not preserved in the output process generated by the inverse
cumulative distribution function (ICDF) transformation, if the
output process has an infinite variance.
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eng
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Lecture Notes of Computer Science(LNCS)
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Teletraffic Generation of Self-Similar Processes with Arbitrary Marginal Distributions for Simulation: Analysis of Hurst Parameters