Reduction of packet header compression overhead due to high ecn rate
An ECN-CE, header technology, applied in the field of packet header compression overhead, can solve problems such as reducing the number of sessions, delay jitter, affecting service quality, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing ROHC overhead
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[0104] If the purpose is only to "group" the ECN-CE markings, the criterion could eg be to remove the ECN-CE markings and increment the ACC_ECN until a certain threshold is reached. This method, although simple, will cause occasional ECN-CE marks to be delayed, possibly for a considerable period of time.
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[0106] If the goal is instead to achieve "grouping" of ECN-CE marks while also allowing individual (occasional) ECN-CE marks to pass through, the escape criterion would need to have two components, e.g.:
[0107] 1. One component is to set the escape criterion to "true" when enough ECN-CE markers have been buffered, ie when ACC_ECN has reached a certain threshold.
[0108] 2. One component is to set the escape criterion to "true" in case there are not enough ECN-CE markers in the incoming IP packet, for example:
[0109] a. When only one of the most recent M (for example, 10) packets is marked with ECN-CE; or
[0110] b. When the proportion of packets marked with ECN-CE is too low, ie below a predetermined threshold (eg 10%).
[0111] Using this escape criterion, a single ECN-CE marker will be delayed in time, but only for a short period of time, eg from packet N to N+10. However, if the packet rate is fairly high, eg for speech which typically uses 50 packets / second, then t...
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