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Based on the assumption of transmission control protocol (TCP) that packetsare lost due to congestion, TCP’s congestion control algorithms suchas fast retransmit/recovery (FRR) and retransmission timeouts (RTO)unconditionally reduce the transmission rate for every packet loss. When TCPoperates in wireless networks, however, FRRs/RTOs are often triggeredregardless of congestion due to sudden delay and wireless transmissionerrors. The congestion irrelative FRRs/RTOs incur TCP’s misbehaviorsuch as blindly halving the transmission rate, unnecessarily retransmittingthe outstanding packets which may be in the bottleneck queue. Although manyprevious studies have been proposed to detect the congestion irrelativeFRRs/RTOs, they paid little attention on effectively adjusting thetransmission rate for the detected congestion irrelative FRRs/RTOs.

TCP’s dynamic adjustment of transmission rate to packet losses in wirelessnetworks