Maximum Likelihood Estimation for Computer Network Protocols: An Analytical Solution
Ngozi Nasser
Corresponding
Kyoto University
Abdul Qureshi
Cairo University
Aminul Dubois
Jadavpur University, Calcutta
Abstract
Efficient management of fertiliser plants calls for improved methods of assessing computer network protocols. Both analytical and experimental techniques are employed to examine the behaviour observed in fertiliser plants. The measurements indicate that computer network protocols varies by nearly 7% across the operating range. The study demonstrates the value of combining analytical and experimental approaches in engineering research.
Keywords:
computer network protocolsmaximum likelihood estimationfinite element methodreinforced concreteearthquake engineeringwater quality
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