Improving performance of probe-based rate control mechanisms using classification: evaluation on an experimental testbed for High Throughput WLANs

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Ghalibaf Ali; NASIRI MOHAMMAD; Daei Mohammad Hassan; Sakhaei nia Mahdi

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Journal: IRANIAN COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Year:2020 | Volume:12 | Issue:43-44 Page(s): 133-142

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Improving performance of probe-based rate control mechanisms using classification: evaluation on an experimental testbed for High Throughput WLANs

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Ghalibaf Ali | NASIRI MOHAMMAD | Daei Mohammad Hassan | Sakhaei nia Mahdi | Issue Writer Certificate

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Rate adaptation

High-Throughput Wireless LAN

Real Testbed

Classification

Minstrel HT

CRA

Abstract

MIMO technology offers a wide range of transmission rates for modern wireless LANs. In order to improve the performance of the rate control module, statistical information on the history of state and usage of each transmission rate is maintained at the MAC layer to help determine the rate at which future packets are sent. However, the great diversity of transmission rates in the 802. 11n and 802. 11ac standards imposes an overhead for updating this information. In this article, to reduce the state space of transmission rates while keeping statistics approximately up to date for each rate, a method for clustering rates is presented so that when sending a packet over a transmission rate, statistical information relating to all the rates belonging to the same cluster is updated. As a result, statistics for a greater number of rates can be updated even when sending a fewer number of packets. We implemented our proposed mechanism in the Linux kernel environment and evaluated its performance under different conditions on an experimental testbed deployed in our research laboratory. The results show that the proposed method outperforms the de-facto Minstrel-HT rate control mechanism in terms of throughput and number of successful transmissions.

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Ghalibaf, Ali, NASIRI, MOHAMMAD, Daei, Mohammad Hassan, & Sakhaei nia, Mahdi. (2020). Improving performance of probe-based rate control mechanisms using classification: evaluation on an experimental testbed for High Throughput WLANs. IRANIAN COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, 12(43-44 ), 133-142. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/783900/en

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Ghalibaf Ali, NASIRI MOHAMMAD, Daei Mohammad Hassan, Sakhaei nia Mahdi. Improving performance of probe-based rate control mechanisms using classification: evaluation on an experimental testbed for High Throughput WLANs. IRANIAN COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY[Internet]. 2020;12(43-44 ):133-142. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/783900/en

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Ali Ghalibaf, MOHAMMAD NASIRI, Mohammad Hassan Daei, and Mahdi Sakhaei nia, “Improving performance of probe-based rate control mechanisms using classification: evaluation on an experimental testbed for High Throughput WLANs,” IRANIAN COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, vol. 12, no. 43-44 , pp. 133–142, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/783900/en

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