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Mobile Multipath Data Transfer over Multirate Wi-Fi Links

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We present and evaluate a model for efficient multipath data transfer over multirate Wi-Fi links in mobile devices, which can include Wi-Fi hotspot and Wi-Fi direct links. Numerical investigations illustrate the impact of the Wi-Fi hotspot and Wi-Fi direct transmission rates, and the hotspot backhaul throughput. We also present testbed experiments that show the gains achieved by the proposed multirate Wi-Fi utilization model, in terms of higher aggregate throughput and improved QoE (Quality of Experience) of multipath mobile video streaming, for different transmission rates and backhaul throughputs.

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          MobiArch '15: Proceedings of the 10th International Workshop on Mobility in the Evolving Internet Architecture
          September 2015
          70 pages
          ISBN:9781450336956
          DOI:10.1145/2795381

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