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TCCC: a throughput consistency congestion control algorithm for MPTCP in mixed transmission of long and short flows

Yang et al., 2023

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3565867734771075709
Author
Yang J
Han J
Xue K
Wang Y
Li J
Xing Y
Yue H
Wei D
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IEEE Transactions on Network and Service Management

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Existing congestion control algorithms for MPTCP that care about only long flow transmission aim at the Congestion-Avoidance (CA) phase and they need a long time to reach convergence states. We verified that the exponential growth of congestion window …
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