The paper we published at HPSR 2015
(http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7483103/ ) indeed emphasizes the
application of GSP to high-speed links, where the simplicity of the scheme is
most beneficial.
If “conjunction with flow isolation” means combination of the algorithm with a
flow queueing
Reading the spec, it looks very much as though it's tuned for
implementation in relatively simple, high-speed nodes. It doesn't look at
all like it would work in conjunction with flow isolation, which is
inherently a much more effective idea when feasible to deploy - which it
should be at speeds
I know Wolfram is on vacation until January 8. I am sure he will provide input
when he comes back.
I believe the interest of the working group in GSP faded because there was not
a public implementation available for testing. If the GSP version mentioned by
Roland can be made public, it is
Hi Wesley,
Am 14.12.2017 um 22:59 schrieb Wesley Eddy:
> I mentioned GSP as a possible work item, back when we were discussing
> rechartering, but apparently it was not compelling to the group at that
> time.
>
> When we did the AQM algorithm adoption call ~2014, GSP appeared to be
> basically
