Flexible Radio Network (FRN), one of the ad hoc wireless network systems, adopts an original protocol, which in-cludes a packet retransmission mechanism against packet transmission errors. While this mechanism intends to im-prove packet reachability, it sometimes causes unnecessary packet duplications and degrades the network performance due to a lack of a capability that differentiates packet transmission errors and acknowledgement errors. In the latter case, packet retransmission causes packet duplication because only acknowledgement (ACK) packet is lost in actual. In this paper, we investigate the packet duplication process of FRN and suggest performance improvement techniques. Through simulation, it is shown that those techniques can ac...
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Since TCP cannot distinguish between packet losses due to transmission errors from those due to cong...
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) was designed and optimized to work well over wired networks.&nbs...
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Among the key 5G targets is to offer “ultrareliable” communication services with packet loss rates n...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
Abstract: Problem statement: Transmission Control Protocol is the Internet’s most widely used transp...
Wireless LAN are potentially an attractive networking technology for industrial applications. A majo...
Abstract. An ad hoc wireless network is a self-organized network sys-tem. In this system, wireless t...
We describe a new technique for improving TCP performance in an ad hoc network that uses a table-dri...
The objective of this paper is two-fold. First, we compare the performance, through computer simulat...
The Internet has recently been experiencing an explosive growth in the use of audio and video applic...
The TCP performance can deteriorate substantially in the multipath packet-forwarding networks which ...
In an ad hoc wireless network system, wireless terminals can autonomously construct a network and di...
A network is a collection of two or more computer systems which connected with each other. It is typ...
Since TCP cannot distinguish between packet losses due to transmission errors from those due to cong...
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) was designed and optimized to work well over wired networks.&nbs...
Abstract- This paper provides a comparative performance evaluation of various load balancing schemes...
Abstract—In networks there are basically two methods to tackle the problem of erroneous packets: Aut...
Among the key 5G targets is to offer “ultrareliable” communication services with packet loss rates n...
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
Abstract: Problem statement: Transmission Control Protocol is the Internet’s most widely used transp...
Wireless LAN are potentially an attractive networking technology for industrial applications. A majo...