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Implementing The Flow Control Mechanisms in Wireless Networks Using Fixed

This work deals with the flow control including congestion control and the packet loss caused by the physical channel error on the wireless network for multimedia streaming. We first show the flow control in the wireless networks can be formulated in the same concave optimization problem with a different utility function. The control law is based on only one bit of information, which can be reliably measured at the application layer.

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Implementing The Flow Control Mechanisms in Wireless Networks Using Fixed

This work deals with the flow control including congestion control and the packet loss caused by the physical channel error on the wireless network for multimedia streaming. We first show the flow control in the wireless networks can be formulated in the same concave optimization problem with a different utility function. The control law is based on only one bit of information, which can be reliably measured at the application layer.

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IMPLEMENTING THE FLOW CONTROL MECHANISMS

IN WIRELESS NETWORKS USING FIXED


TOPOLOGY ROUTING

Introduction

In wired network the TCP is the widely successful protocol. The most
popular TCP version today, in its congestion avoidance stage, increases its
window size by one if no packet is lost in the previous round trip time, and halves
the windows size otherwise. As a result, the congestion assumption breaks
down, and TCP seriously underutilizes the wireless bandwidth. Such as TCP-
friendly Rate Control (TFRC) commonly used for streaming applications as they
share the same key assumption as TCP.

The need to solve the problem is becoming urgent as wireless data and
streaming services are becoming increasingly more popular. There have been a
number of efforts to improve the performance of TCP or TFRC over wireless
networks. These approaches either hide packet loss caused by wireless channel
error from hosts or provide end-hosts the ability to distinguish between packet
loss caused by congestion, and that caused by wireless channel error. The
MULTFRC opens appropriate number of connections to fully utilize the wireless
bandwidth. This approach improves TFRC performance in wireless networks by
modifying only the application layer, and as such, is also applicable to TCP.

AIM & Objective

In this work the objective is to find the optimal solution in the presence of
the packet loss caused by physical channel error, flow control in the wireless
network can be formulated as the same concave optimization problem.
Abstract
This work deals with the flow control including congestion control and the
packet loss caused by the physical channel error on the wireless network for
multimedia streaming. Widely accepted flow control methods in wireline networks
are TCP for data and TCP friendly Rate Control (TFRC) for multimedia. However
TCP and TFRC both assume that packet loss in wireline networks demonstrating
its optimality, fairness, and stability. In this work we first show the flow control in
the wireless networks can be formulated in the same concave optimization
problem with a different utility function, and propose a new class of solutions. The
control law is based on only one bit of information, which can be reliably
measured at the application layer.

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