High bit-error long time-delay network self-adaptive transmission method based on network coding
An adaptive transmission and network coding technology, which is applied in end-to-end reliable transmission acceleration and high bit error rate fields of long-delay networks, to achieve the effects of improving transmission performance, improving transmission throughput, and improving confidentiality
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[0050] from figure 1 It can be seen that, unlike the traditional TCP / IP protocol model, when network coding is used, a network coding layer is introduced between the transport layer and the network layer. The TCP message is encoded at the network encoding layer at the sending end, and then sent to the lower network layer. On the receiving side, the encoded packet is decoded at the network decoding layer, and then the data packet is sent to the transport layer. Since the encoded message and the non-encoded message adopt different message formats, it is possible to distinguish whether the received message is encoded through the message format, thus ensuring the compatibility between the adaptive network coding transmission mode and the traditional TCP protocol. compatibility.
[0051] The network coding adopts the random linear coding method. This coding method is simple, and it does not take too long to encode and decode. It will not have a great impact on the delay of the da...
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