Example on multiplicative decrease, Computer Networking

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Q. Example on Multiplicative Decrease?

w = 1

for (each new ACK received)

w = w+1

until (loss detected or w >= ssthresh)

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Not so slow

- Exponential increase in transmission rate.

Continues until:

- Loss detected or...

- w > ssthresh

At first, we don't know what ssthresh is.

- Will carry on until a loss is detected.

- ssthresh = w / 2

- Restart slowstart.

Optimistically makes it to ssthresh before another loss.

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