Network-assisted multipath DASH using the distributed decision engine

Ojanperä, Tiia; Vehkaperä, Janne

doi:10.1109/iccnc.2016.7440600

Cited by 7 publications

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“…Over time, an extensive approach has developed to optimize load balancing in WRR (weighted Round Robin) 23 which is based on the RR mode 8 that is also used for the parameters of identical paths. Indeed, numerous studies have investigated scheduling optimization for specific traffic, in which video applications have taken a chance, 24,25 as has ECF (Earliest Completion First) 26 . These can enhance the use of the fastest subflows in the connection, with a view to further improve the quality of service metrics.…”

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confidence: 99%

A reliable alternating multi‐path transmission control protocol scheduling for bandwidth aggregation performance

Bencheikh

Zouaoui

Taleb

et al. 2023

Concurrency and Computation

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SummaryThe Multi‐Path Transmission Control Protocol is a new generation protocol for the transport layer which allows multihomed devices to exploit simultaneously their own interfaces. This feature would normally lead to some high‐performance achievement in regard to regular TCP. However, the heterogeneous paths might cause the occurrence of the 'out‐of‐order' problem which requires the intervention of a more efficient scheduler to reach a high level of global bandwidth utilization. Since scheduling plays a key role in performance improvements, several studies have been implemented exploiting this idea, namely those that adopt the reactive approach and those others adopting the proactive one. In this paper, our goal is to improve the multipath throughput. The testbed experimentation consists primarily in the evaluation and analysis of the behaviour of different recent scheduling approaches with an asymmetric paths topology. Then, we propose an alternating scheduling approach which shed the light on bandwidth utilization. The results show that this approach is a more efficient solution than taking the reactive and proactive ones separately as it is based on a preliminary study that we conducted on the main performance and reliability parameters and has been implemented in the asymmetric multipath networks. This technique has led to a smart scheduling that provides a high level of throughput aggregation.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A reliable alternating multi‐path transmission control protocol scheduling for bandwidth aggregation performance

Bencheikh

Zouaoui

Taleb

et al. 2023

Concurrency and Computation

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“…J. Vehkaperä, [23], specifies the optimized scheduling based on the traffic. He suggests that for scheduling on different types of traffic different types of mechanism is needed.…”

Section: Parallel Research Workmentioning

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Design and Implementation of Dynamic Packet Scheduling with Waiting Time Aware: DPSW2A

Rao¹,

Jagadesh²

2021

IJACSA

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One of the principal goals of 5G is to enhance performance in connection with speed and delay curtailment. To accomplish this, IETF has proposed Multipath TCP to utilize the accessible interface for communication. The demand for mobile communication is escalating day by day. The predominant communication option for people is mobile. For giving better service for users', nodes are fitted out with multiple interfaces. Multiple interfaces are as well one of the benefits of 5G. Multi path protocols are used to load balancing and resilience to failure. When communicating with asymmetric interfaces, latency is an imperative factor. To attain low latency is hard when asymmetric interfaces are used. When communication happens using multiple interfaces, the scheduler plays a central role since it decides which interface needs to be used for the packet. In this article we spotlight on scheduling algorithms, how this schedule will play a vital role to transfer data to receiver nodes with low latency. In this paper, we emphasize on the Scheduler named DPSWWA with the objective of minimizing delay and effective usage of interfaces.

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“…For instance, efforts have been made to optimise scheduling for specific types of traffic. For video application traffic, several studies have been conducted [42]- [46]. The performance that can be achieved with knowledge of the transmitted data, such as shown in [44], suggests that providing more proactive, cross-layer information between applications and the transport layer is necessary, and could be extended to other types of applications as well.…”

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confidence: 99%