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TCP-friendly source adaptation for multimedia applications over the Internet
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Chen Cheng, Li Zheng-Guo, Soh Yeng-Chai. TCP-friendly source adaptation for multimedia applications over the Internet[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science A, 2006, 7(100): 1-6.
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Abstract: In this paper, we propose a simply TCP-friendly source adaptation framework to provide a proportional bandwidth sharing service. Our scheme is based on the framework of Monotonic Response Function (MRF), can be used to bound the sending rate of a source within a predefined interval and provide very smooth traffic, and is suitable for multimedia applications over the Internet. As our scheme is also very simple and TCP-friendly, it is easy to be deployed over the current Internet. We verify our scheme with experimental studies.
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