abrcc — Cross-layer ABR/Congestion Control Comparison Harness
Description
Comparison harness for ABR and congestion-control algorithms over QUIC and dash.js, switching between BOLA, RobustMPC, Pensieve, Festive, BB, and Minerva via CLI flag.
Resource details
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- Protocols & Transport›Adaptive Bitrate Algorithms & Tools
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abrcc — Cross-layer ABR/Congestion Control Comparison Harness is cataloged in Protocols & Transport and Adaptive Bitrate Algorithms & Tools.
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