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.... To evaluate performance of a congestion control design in dynamic environments, the methodologies employ a metric of convergence time to characterize how quickly the actual allocation approaches the static ideal allocation after introduced disturbances such as the start or termination of a session [21]. Evaluation of congestion control algorithms with respect to long term ideal allocations is similar. It attributes a primary importance to examining whether or how closely the actual 2 throughput of the controlled application matches over long intervals the TCP friendly ideal throughput. ....
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....Finally, on account of space constraints we did not describe the generalization of the policy that addresses the multicast case. The generalized policy has the same sampling procedure, but the packet transmission procedure is more complex. The packet transmission procedure is the same as that in [10]. It is interesting to note that the generalization from unicast to multicast for maxmin fair allocation of bandwidth di ers in the packet transmission procedure only[4,10] Technical report[11] describes the generalization in detail. Summarizing, we have studied utility based fairness notions in ....
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