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Improving congestion control performance through loss differentiation (1999)

by Kim Tae-eun, Lu Songwu, V Bharghavan
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TCP Multiple drop action for transmission errors

by M. Alnuem, J. Mellor, R. Fretwell
"... Abstract—In this paper we present a new TCP retransmission algorithm to recover from multiple non-congestion(transmission) packet drops from the same TCP window. This algorithm will help end-to-end error discriminators to improve TCP perfor-mance over lossy and heterogeneous networks. The simulation ..."
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Abstract—In this paper we present a new TCP retransmission algorithm to recover from multiple non-congestion(transmission) packet drops from the same TCP window. This algorithm will help end-to-end error discriminators to improve TCP perfor-mance over lossy and heterogeneous networks. The simulation results shows that the proposed algorithm has increased TCP performance over different error rates without extra load on the network. This has been achieved by resending only number of packets equal to the dropped packets which have already left the network and by cutting the congestion window even for non-congestion drops. Index Terms—TCP, Lossy networks, Error discriminators I.
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...ansmission (non-congestion) errors correctly then the action towards transmission drops can be as simple as not to cut the congestion window in case of non-congestion drops. See for example [1], [2], =-=[3]-=-, [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11]. Hence, the main aim was to increase the accuracy of the error discriminator as much as possible. However, other problems like action toward multiple drops c...

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