Applying loss-rate driven network coding to transmission control protocol
Yihjia Tsai, Chaoyuan Chiang · 2014
Transmission control is an important issue in the Internet or other computer networks today. The retransmission scheme in TCP cannot have the best throughput in the network scenarios with more wireless links or complicated topologies. Some related works proposed the solution by network coding. Network coding is suitable for generate the redundant data for error correction. In this paper, we discussed such solutions. Then we proposed the loss-rate driven coding, LRC, for transmission control. The proposed mechanism can minimize the coding operations. Applying LRC to TCP will have lower power consumption and lower computing resource requirement.