Point-to-point Lee model

The Point-to-Point Lee model refers to a framework or technique used in telecommunications and networking to describe a particular approach in analyzing or optimizing the performance of networks, particularly in models involving communication between distinct points. While the term "Point-to-Point Lee model" isn't widely recognized in literature or common discourse as a specific model, it might be a reference to concepts related to point-to-point communications and performance analysis in network models.