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Simulation and Performance Evaluation of Some Active Queue Management Algorithms

XueFeng Xiao

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Based on simulation analytical method,this paper systematically investigates the performance of series of recent AQM(active queue management) schemes designed for buffer management at routers in the Internet.According to their design principles,AQM schemes are classified into three categories: AQM based on queue length,network load,and a combination of them.Simulation investigation and analysis illustrate that existing AQM schemes are not adaptive to dynamic network traffic.

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Based on simulation analytical method,this paper systematically investigates the performance of series of recent AQM(active queue management) schemes designed for buffer management at routers in the Internet.According to their design principles,AQM schemes are classified into three categories: AQM based on queue length,network load,and a combination of them.Simulation investigation and analysis illustrate that existing AQM schemes are not adaptive to dynamic network traffic.

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Based on simulation analytical method,this paper systematically investigates the performance of series of recent AQM(active queue management) schemes designed for buffer management at routers in the Internet.According to their design principles,AQM schemes are classified into three categories: AQM based on queue length,network load,and a combination of them.Simulation investigation and analysis illustrate that existing AQM schemes are not adaptive to dynamic network traffic.

Key concepts: Active queue management, Computer science, Queue, Computer network, Queue management system, Algorithm, Queueing theory, Random early detection

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