Explicit window adaptation algorithm over TCP wireless networks

Byun, HJ; Lim, Jong-Tae

doi:10.1049/ip-com:20045091

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“…Such works can be classified into three main categories: split-connection schemes [2], localized link layer solution [3], and end-to-end schemes [4]. Among them, strictly end-to-end schemes at the transport layer have been paid much attention because they require no support from the network.…”

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TCP BRJ: Enhanced TCP Congestion Control Based on Bandwidth Estimation and RTT Jitter for Heterogeneous Networks

Ding

Rui-qing

Hong

2015

Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

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In this paper, we propose an improved TCP scheme, TCP BRJ, which is capable of adjusting the initial slow-start threshold and congestion window in real time according to the bandwidth estimation in slow-start phase, dividing the network congestion grades based on round-trip time (RTT) jitter in congestion avoidance phase, distinguishing the random packet losses from the congestion packet losses, and reacting accordingly. Simulation results by NS-2 show that TCP BRJ provides more significant performance improvement in throughput, bandwidth utilization and fairness than TCP Reno and TCP Westwood in heterogeneous networks with high random bit-error rate (BER), and shows friendliness towards the widely used algorithm TCP Reno.

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confidence: 99%