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Some Observations on Equation-Based Rate Control

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Bits of Internet traffic control

Milan Vojnovic

In this work, we consider four problems in the context of Internet traffic control. The first problem is to understand when and why a sender that implements an equation-based rate control would be TCP-friendly, or not—a sender is said to be TCP-friendly if ...

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On the Long-Run Behavior of Equation-Based Rate Control

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Milan Vojnovic

We consider unicast equation based rate control, where a source estimates the loss event ratio p, and, primarily at loss events, adjusts its sending rate to f(p). Function f is assumed to represent the loss-throughput relation that TCP would experience. Wh ...

2002

On the Long-Run Behavior of Equation-Based Rate Control

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Milan Vojnovic

2002

Observations on Equation-Based Rate Control

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Milan Vojnovic

We consider unicast equation based rate control defined as follows. A source adjusts its rate primarily at loss events to f(p) where p is an estimator of loss event ratio. Function f is typically the loss-throughput formula of a TCP source. In absence of l ...

2002