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Abstract: In this study we explore the packet drop function in the RED algorithm. Specifically we explore issues involving effective maximum drop probability functions. The main criterion was queue size behavior, but other metrics such as throughput and delays were also considered. Preliminary results suggest that an adaptively changing packet drop functions make RED more effective. Finally suggestions for the packet drop algorithm and the insights gained are discussed. 1. (Update)
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@misc{ patel-study,
author = "Danny Patel",
title = "A Study on the Packet Drop Function for RED",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/patel98study.html" }
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