Recommendations on Queue Management and Congestion Avoidance in the Internet
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...It is worth mentioning that when s2=s1 >the probabilities given above are outside the interval [0; 1 ]. Therefore, both agents have pure strategies and the coordination ratio is 1....
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...Game-theoretic aspects of the Internet have also been considered by researchers associated with the Internet Society [ 1 ,12], with an eye towards designing variants of the Internet Protocols which are more resilient to video-like...
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...Internet users and service providers act selshly and spontaneously, without an authority that monitors and regulates network operation in order to achieve some \social optimum" such as minimum total delay [ 1 ]....
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...Finally, it would be extremely interesting, once the relative quality of the Nash equilibria in such situations is better understood, to employ such understanding in the design of improved protocols [ 1 ]....
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...From [2], a TCPcompatible flow is defined as a flow that, in steady-state, uses no more bandwidth than a conformant TCP running under comparable conditions....
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...RED estimates the average queue size, either in the forwarding path using a simple exponentially weighted moving average (such as presented in Appendix A of [ Jacobson88 ]), or in the background (i.e., not in the forwarding path) using a similar...
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...Beginning in 1986, Jacobson developed the congestion avoidance mechanisms that are now required in TCP implementations [ Jacobson88 , HostReq89]....
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