Estimating the GRA’s Negotiation Parameters Sample Clauses

Estimating the GRA’s Negotiation Parameters. ‌ This section discusses how a client estimates the GRA’s negotiation parameters, i.e. the level of greediness and reservation amount of resource. The client has to estimate those parameters to figure out any changes in the resource availability because the client does not have a direct access to this information (see Section 3.2.2.2).
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