Cross-layer congestion control method based on game theory in wireless Mesh network
A technology of congestion control and game theory, which is applied in the field of wireless network communication, can solve the problems of low throughput of congested links and low utilization of bandwidth resources, etc., to increase the rate of business flow, improve end-to-end throughput, simple and easy The effect of implementation
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[0015] 1. Establish a utility function about link congestion and node speed
[0016] Assume that in a network system, there is non-cooperative user nodes, the set is , and they share a path with a capacity of the link . Due to the non-cooperative competitive relationship among user streams, neither party is willing to reduce its sending rate even when network resources are about to be exhausted. The present invention therefore seeks congestion avoidance and control methods from the end system sending the behavior itself. Considering the relationship between congestion control and the available resources of the MAC layer, the utility function is a function of the rate vector of the end user, which is determined according to the ...
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