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Comparing congestion control algorithms #11
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It is unfortunately not in my top priority list to implement more tools for the comparison of different algorithms, however the tools derived by Keith Winstein and his team can be useful https://www.ietf.org/proceedings/96/slides/slides-96-iccrg-4.pdf
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Is there any work in progress to compare different congestion control algorithms under same conditions?
It would be great to have tools/framework to simulate different network conditions and test scream, gcc, sprout....
Something like https://github.com/EricssonResearch/scream/blob/master/code/scream_01.cpp test but with different recorded network scenarios and being able to run it against other algorithms.
I would be interested in collaborate on this kind of tool / framework.
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Thank you Ingemar for the pointer. I'm going to review also these tests maintained in webrtc: |
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Is there any work in progress to compare different congestion control algorithms under same conditions?
It would be great to have tools/framework to simulate different network conditions and test scream, gcc, sprout....
Something like https://github.com/EricssonResearch/scream/blob/master/code/scream_01.cpp test but with different recorded network scenarios and being able to run it against other algorithms.
I would be interested in collaborate on this kind of tool / framework.
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