2020
DOI: 10.1504/ijwet.2020.107690
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Improvement of TCP Vegas algorithm based on forward direction delay

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“…Because the ear cochlea contains filtering qualities, it may map various frequencies to different places on the basilar membrane, which allows for more accurate mapping. As a result, the cochlea is often referred to as a filter bank [ 21 ]. Psychologists were able to acquire a set of filter banks comparable to the cochlear effect via psychological research, which they named the Mel frequency filter bank, based on this characteristic.…”
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“…Because the ear cochlea contains filtering qualities, it may map various frequencies to different places on the basilar membrane, which allows for more accurate mapping. As a result, the cochlea is often referred to as a filter bank [ 21 ]. Psychologists were able to acquire a set of filter banks comparable to the cochlear effect via psychological research, which they named the Mel frequency filter bank, based on this characteristic.…”
Section: Proposed Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 8 shows the throughput comparison between the present and proposed methods. We compared the throughput of the proposed system with that of TCP [ 19 ], SACK [ 20 ] TCP vegas[ 21 ], and SCTP [ 23 ]. The graph clearly shows that the recommended strategy has a higher throughput of 700 for 80 nodes than traditional techniques.…”
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“…FAST-TCP [6] and TCP-Vegas [7] are examples in this regard. Nevertheless, it is indicated that they have strictly corrupted behaviours when competing with loss-based TCP protocols.…”
Section: Introduction Tcp (Transmission Control Protocolmentioning
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