[Cake] packet mass, ecn, and a fractional count
Dave Taht
dave.taht at gmail.com
Thu May 7 22:32:03 EDT 2015
from observing behaviors with large numbers of flows, fq_codel derived
algorithms start to struggle to achieve the desired delay, cake
seemingly less so, and perhaps this is related to collisions also.
A thought would be to use a fractional (fixed point) increment to
count rather than "1" when larger numbers of flows are present.
The original ns2 model started applying a slightly different fraction
to count in certain circumstances. It is quite doable in the 32 bit
int to reserve a few bits for a fixed point fraction (say, 4 bits),
but to apply it as the number of flows in play grows, not sure.
See also the tracy widom distribution.
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