A mathematical model for the steady state throughput of the Westwood TCP congestion control algorithm
ITI 2002. Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Information Technology Interfaces (IEEE Cat. No.02EX534) - Trang 487-492 vol.1
Tóm tắt
The success of the Internet has been in large part due to the end-to-end design principle of the TCP/IP. Moreover, it is widely recognized that the additive increase multiplicative decrease paradigm (AIMD), implemented by the standard Reno TCP algorithm, is at the core of the Internet stability. Westwood TCP introduces the Additive Increase Adaptive Decrease (AIAD) paradigm for the Internet congestion control. This paper proposes a mathematical model for the steady state Westwood TCP throughput. The model aims at evaluating Westwood TCP stability, fairness and friendliness to Reno TCP. Moreover, simulation results are reported to confirm the theoretical analysis.
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#Mathematical model #Steady-state #Throughput #TCPIP #Internet #Stability #Algorithm design and analysis #Programmable control #Adaptive control #Analytical modelsTài liệu tham khảo
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