2017 IEEE Pacific Rim Conference on Communications, Computers and Signal Processing (PACRIM) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/pacrim.2017.8121920
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Multipath TCP path schedulers for streaming video

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“…MPTCP solution uses multiple IP addresses in a single TCP session by using multiple paths which enables the use of resource pooling efficiently. A stable implementation of multipath TCP in the Linux kernel at [15] claiming to be the fastest TCP connection with multipath TCP by achieving 51.8Gbit/second with multipath TCP.…”
Section: Multipath Tcp (Mptcp)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…MPTCP solution uses multiple IP addresses in a single TCP session by using multiple paths which enables the use of resource pooling efficiently. A stable implementation of multipath TCP in the Linux kernel at [15] claiming to be the fastest TCP connection with multipath TCP by achieving 51.8Gbit/second with multipath TCP.…”
Section: Multipath Tcp (Mptcp)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…: the RTT estimation value of path : the CWND estimation value of path : the status information for th path. : the quality list for each path : a preferred path list selected by MDPS (1) for all path within a MPTCP session do (3) = ( , , ) (4) put into (6) end for (7) for all paths within the do (8) all paths are sorted by values in an ascending order (9) if their values are same then (10) sort the paths in a descending order basing on their values (11) end if (12) set k = → subflow index (13) put into (14) = + 1 (15) end for Algorithm 2: MDPS-based path information collection and sorting algorithm.…”
Section: Performance Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…there is a prioritized packet to send (4) set = (0) (5) while the cwnd of (0) is full do (6) set = (0) → next (7) end while (8) else then (9) using standard MPTCP data schedule to distribute (10) end if (11) schedule the packet over (12) end for Algorithm 3: PBPD-based data scheduling algorithm. better average throughput than standard MPTCP with 2.28%, 8.18%, 2.69%, and 8.04% improvements, respectively.…”
Section: Definitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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