Contributions that report typical errors found in the literature related
to performance evaluation in the communications and networking area are
sought. The objective is to prepare an open source book containing 100
typical errors in the hope
that such a book may help researchers and practitioners avoid these
errors. The 100 errors are interesting for PhD students as well as bachelor and master students who are evaluating the performance of systems by means of measurements, simulations, experiments, or analytical approaches. Typical examples are the random generation of points in a circle or the simulation of non-stationary Poisson processes, see example pdf. Submission Submissions will be peer-reviewed. Authors are requested to use the latex template for their contributions. Contributions shall be between 2 and 6 pages long and include (a) description of question at hand, and associated problem, (b) illustrative description of the error, (c) description of one or several possible solutions. For submitting an article, please complete the online form and send the contribution via email to contact@100errors.info. Please have a look at the list of errors if a similar contribution is already submitted. Accepted contributions will appear in an open source book. Organization Tobias Hoßfeld, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany Andreas Timm-Giel, Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), Germany Markus Fiedler, Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH), Sweden John Daigle, University of Mississippi, USA Thomas Bauschert, TU Chemnitz, Germany This activity emerged from the ITG 5.2.1 section "System Architecture and Traffic Engineering" Contact Email: contact@100errors.info |
