ASR - Revision history

Allyntree at 14:39, 30 May 2022

2022-05-30T14:39:57Z

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	Answer Seizure Ratio (ASR) ~~gives~~ the relationship between the number of seizures that result in an answer signal and the total number of seizures. This is a direct measure of the effectiveness of the service being offered ~~onward from the point of measurement~~ and is usually		{{DISPLAYTITLE:ASR}}
	expressed as a percentage as follows.		Answer Seizure Ratio (ASR) provides the relationship between the number of seizures that result in an answer signal and the total number of seizures. This is a direct measure of the effectiveness of the service being offered and is usually expressed as a percentage as follows:

	ASR = (Seizures resulting in answer signal) / (Total seizures) * 100		ASR = (Seizures resulting in answer signal) / (Total seizures) * 100

	In the case of [[call routing]] using TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application, ASR routing will match any route whose destination NAP has a higher ASR.		In the case of [[call routing]], using the TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application, ASR routing will match any route whose destination NAP has a higher ASR.
	This kind of routing will try to improve overall system ASR by always using the best [[NAP]].		This kind of routing will try to improve the overall system ASR by always using the best [[NAP]].

	TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application can decide to route on the best NAP according to the following periods:		The TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application can decide to route on the best NAP according to the following time periods:
	*global		*global
	*last_24h		*last_24h
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	*last_hour		*last_hour

	It can also decide a minimum ASR under which NAP ~~won't~~ be used anymore.		The TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application can also decide upon a minimum ASR under which the NAP will not be used anymore.

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Cbilodeau: add category

2011-02-01T15:14:37Z

add category

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	It can also decide a minimum ASR under which NAP won't be used anymore.		It can also decide a minimum ASR under which NAP won't be used anymore.

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Ktrueman: added link to call routing

2010-08-20T14:21:29Z

added link to call routing

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	ASR = (Seizures resulting in answer signal) / (Total seizures) * 100		ASR = (Seizures resulting in answer signal) / (Total seizures) * 100

	In the case of call routing using TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application, ASR routing will match any route whose destination NAP has a higher ASR.		In the case of [[call routing]] using TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application, ASR routing will match any route whose destination NAP has a higher ASR.
	This kind of routing will try to improve overall system ASR by always using the best [[NAP]].		This kind of routing will try to improve overall system ASR by always using the best [[NAP]].

Ktrueman: fixed layout

2010-08-20T14:20:14Z

fixed layout

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	expressed as a percentage as follows.		expressed as a percentage as follows.

	ASR = (Seizures resulting in answer signal) / (Total seizures) * 100		ASR = (Seizures resulting in answer signal) / (Total seizures) * 100

	In the case of call routing using TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application, ASR routing will match any route whose destination NAP has a higher ASR.		In the case of call routing using TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application, ASR routing will match any route whose destination NAP has a higher ASR.
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	TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application can decide to route on the best NAP according to the following periods:		TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application can decide to route on the best NAP according to the following periods:
	- global		*global
	- last_24h		*last_24h
	- current_hour		*current_hour
	- last_hour		*last_hour

	It can also decide a minimum ASR under which NAP won't be used anymore.		It can also decide a minimum ASR under which NAP won't be used anymore.

Ktrueman: initial content from e-mail from Sylvain

2010-08-20T14:19:40Z

initial content from e-mail from Sylvain

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Answer Seizure Ratio (ASR) gives the relationship between the number of seizures that result in an answer signal and the total number of seizures. This is a direct measure of the effectiveness of the service being offered onward from the point of measurement and is usually
expressed as a percentage as follows.

ASR = (Seizures resulting in answer signal) / (Total seizures) * 100

In the case of call routing using TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application, ASR routing will match any route whose destination NAP has a higher ASR.
This kind of routing will try to improve overall system ASR by always using the best [[NAP]].

TelcoBridges' Media Gateway Application can decide to route on the best NAP according to the following periods:
- global
- last_24h
- current_hour
- last_hour

It can also decide a minimum ASR under which NAP won't be used anymore.