Congestion control is an important problem in high-speed computer networks. Networks must limit the packet load that they accept to avoid excessive packet loss and delay. Hosts must limit their transmission rates to match what the network can handle at any given time or else suffer high packet drop rates. Rate-based congestion control schemes control network load by regulating the rate of packet transmission into the network.
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