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In network coding applications over packet networks, the intermediate nodes have to buffer incoming packets for encoding as they arrive asynchronously. In common buffering models, all of the buffered packets within current generation are not flushed until the generation expires, which causes unnecessary buffering overhead. In this paper, we show that some of the buffered packets can be released as...
Nowadays, the real practice of network coding in wireline networks is focused on the P2P overlay networks. Although it can help to utilize network resources more efficiently, P2P network coding does not exhibit benefits in terms of the maximum throughput. Our work aims to implement network coding at the IP layer, which is an idea not fundamentally new, but with little real practice because of the...
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