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CUBIC is a TCP-friendly algorithm that uses a cubic curve, independent of the round-trip time, to rapidly recover from a packet loss. New releases of Linux use CUBIC for the TCP protocol. In this paper, we show that if the socket buffer size of a sender TCP is small compared with the bandwidth-delay product, Linux TCP window size drops to almost zero every time a packet loss occurs. Using this fact,...
The contribution of this paper is two-fold. First, we introduce a generalized principal component (GPC) beamforming technique for reduced rank processing that allows a trade-off between interference and noise reduction via the introduction of a control parameter, ε. Three variants of the GPC beamformer corresponding to ε=1 (called T1 beamformer), ε=0.5 (called T2 beamformer) and ε=0 (called T3 beamformer),...
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