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Presentation of an Estimator for the Hurst Parameter for a Self-Similar Process Representing the Traffic in IEEE 802.3 Networks

The hypothesis for the existence of a process with long term memory structure, that represents the independence between the degree of randomness of the traffic generated by the sources and the pattern of traffic stream exhibited by the network is presented, discussed and developed. This methodology is offered as a new and alternative way of approaching the estimation of performance and the design of computer networks ruled by the standard IEEE 802.3-2005.