Billing Parameters Description Sample Clauses

Billing Parameters Description. Parameters Description BW selling price, Pi The selling price for a BW Unit per minute for VLL i. Cost Price, θi The cost price for a BW Unit per minute for VLL i that changes according to link's reservation load status. This loosely represents the management overhead cost. Operation Cost, σ This represents the overall maintenance cost, hardware cost, labour cost etc per minute. Guaranteed BW, bi This is the size of Guaranteed unit bandwidth allocated to VLL i. No. of links, A i The number of links used by VLL i. Here all the possible paths are pre-computed. Since no. of links is considered in the charging equation, the shortest available path is therefore preferred. Session, Ti The session length in minute subscribed by VLL i. *Note: In this game, price and bandwidth were simply given in term of units. Some attributes are specifically created for this game. In this game, users were charged at the end of their sessions. The calculation for gross revenue earned by a network operator from each VLL i is based on the following equations: Revi = (Pi −θi )⋅bi ⋅A i ⋅Ti
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