Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Future Wei Technologies, Inc.

Arashi Vision Inc.

Kun Tan

Yongguang Zhang

Jiansong Zhang

Haitao Wu

Qian Zhang

Wenwu Zhu

Paramvir Bahl

Chuanxiong Guo

Bernard D Aboba

Yong He

Fan Yang

Binzhang Fu

Haichen Shen

Amer A Hassan

Ranveer Chandra

Ji Fang

Shipeng Li

Thomas Moscibroda

Jitendra Dattatraya Padhye

Ramachandran Ramjee

He H Liu

Miguel Oom Temudo De Castro

Songwu Lu

Gopala Srihari Narlanka

Qiufeng Yin

Shuihai Hu

Feng Wu

Kai Chen

Lei Shi

Bozidar Radunovic

Murari Sridharan

Guobin Shen

Jun Hong Zhao

Chong Luo

Hao Cui

Yan Sun

Guohan Lv

Wei Xu

Chang Wen Chen

Chunyi Peng

Yibin Guo

Chih-Yung Wang

Taotao Wang

Wenjun Hu

Bernard Aboda

Shi Lei

Junfeng Zhou

Hongbin Liao

Jianbo Dong

Chih-Yung (Paul) Wang

Ji-hoon Ryoo

Bozidar Raduvic

Jingmin Song

Wei-Liang Shen

A congestion control method and apparatus, a device, and a storage medium, where the congestion control method includes sending first data packets to a receive end, where a quantity of the first data packets is the first value, receiving a plurality of second data packets corresponding to all or a portion of the first data packets, where the second packets include one or more third data packets and one or more fourth data packets, and adjusting, by a transmit end, a congestion window based on the second data packets to adjust a value of the congestion window to a second value.

Congestion control method and apparatus, device, and storage medium

A data transmission method implemented by a network device, where the data transmission method includes receiving a first data packet sent by a transmit end, buffering the first data packet to a low-priority queue when the first data packet is sent by the transmit end during a first round-trip time (RTT) of a data transmission phase between the transmit end and a receive end, receiving a second data packet from the transmit end, buffering the second data packet to a high-priority queue when the second data packet is not sent by the transmit end during the first RTT, and forwarding the second data packet in the high-priority queue before the first data packet in the low-priority queue.

Data transmission method, computing device, network device, and data transmission system

Disclosed are a method for determining semi-synchronous exposure parameters and an electronic device. The method in the embodiments of the present invention comprises: acquiring first exposure parameters corresponding to each lens; if it is determined that a preset EV limit value is not satisfied according to the first exposure parameters of each lens and adjacent lenses, respectively calculating exposure control parameters of each lens; calculating second exposure parameters corresponding to each lens according to the exposure control parameters of each lens and the first exposure parameters corresponding to each lens; if it is determined that the preset EV limit value is satisfied according to the second exposure parameters of each lens and adjacent lenses, determining the second exposure parameters corresponding to each lens to be semi-synchronized exposure parameters of each lens.

Method for determining semi-synchronous exposure parameters and electronic device

This application discloses a method and an apparatus for forwarding a packet based on an integrated flow table. The integrated flow table includes a plurality of flow entries, each of the plurality of flow entries includes a mapping relationship between a match item and an operation set, the match item includes a plurality of packet header fields, and the method includes: obtaining a first packet; extracting a plurality of first packet header fields from a packet header of the first packet; searching the integrated flow table for a target flow entry matching the plurality of first packet header fields, to determine an operation set corresponding to the first packet; and performing the other operations in the operation set on the first packet, to obtain a second packet corresponding to the first packet, and forwarding the second packet.

Method and apparatus for forwarding packet based on integrated flow table

A communication method includes obtaining, by a source remote direct memory access (RDMA) network interface card (RNIC), to-be-transmitted data sent by a source virtual RNIC (vRNIC), obtaining, by the source RNIC, identity indication information of a destination vRNIC and packet forwarding information, and encapsulating, by the source RNIC, the to-be-transmitted data to obtain a target packet, and sending the target packet to a destination RNIC, where the destination vRNIC is a vRNIC running on the destination RNIC.

Communication method and network interface card

A network state is verified in real-time by precomputing a data structure representing header spaces of data packets in respective equivalence classes (ECs) in a first snapshot of the network and in a second snapshot of the network at a later time. The data structure includes respective bitmaps indicating for each data packet forwarding rule for each node in the network a forwarding action to be taken for each EC in the network. The respective bitmaps store bits indicating for each data packet forwarding rule whether the data packet forwarding rule applies to the respective ECs in the network. The snapshots are compared to identify network paths that have changed between a time of the first snapshot and the second snapshot of the network and network verification operations are performed on the changed network paths as a logical function of a bitmap corresponding to each changed network path.

Network verification system

Embodiments include processes, systems, and devices that allow a white space base station to request available frequency ranges for white space transmission in a local area. A white space finder service models a primary user device's transmission signal propagation area using terrain data associated with the local area of the primary user device. The white space finder service also determines, based on the location of the white space base station and the modeled propagation area, one or more locally available, non-interfering frequency ranges and provides them to the white space base station. The white space base station compares the provided frequency ranges to policies and selects one or more of the available frequencies that accommodate the policies. The white space base station also maps the transmission frequency ranges to virtual frequency ranges for transmission by a software-defined radio employing spectrum virtualization.

Spectrum allocation for base station

Implementations for retransmitting erroneous portions within a transmission frame are described. A sender transmits a transmission frame and the receiver performs error detection on portions of the transmission frame in order to determine if any are received in error. The receiver sets up a feedback channel and transmits acknowledgements to the receiver to indicate that one or more portions have been received and to identify any portions that are received with errors. At least some of the acknowledgements are transmitted prior to receipt of the entire transmission frame. The sender retransmits any portions that are identified as being erroneous within the transmission frame.

In-frame acknowledgments and retransmissions

A radio control board exchanges data with a radio frequency (RF) front end using a messaging protocol over an interface that includes separate data and control channels. Training data can also be passed over the interface for tuning the clock phase.

Radio-control board for software-defined radio platform

A real-time task may initially be performed by a first thread that is executing on a first core of a multi-core processor. A second thread may be initiated to take over the performance of the real-time task on a second core of the multi-core processor while the first thread is performing the real-time task. The performance of the real-time tasks is then transferred from the first thread to the second thread with the execution of the second thread on the second core to perform the real-time task.

Multiple core real-time task execution

A fine-grained channel access system and method to facilitate fine-grained channel access in a high-data rate wide-band wireless local-area network (WLAN). Embodiments of the system and method divide an entire wireless channel into proper size subchannels commensurate with the physical layer data rate and typical frame size. Once the subchannels are defined, each node on the WLAN contends independently for each of the fine-grained subchannels. A first orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) technique is used to signal an access point on the WLAN that the node desires one or more of the subchannels. A second OFDM technique (which is different from the first OFDM technique) is used for data transmission. Sometimes there is contention between nodes that want the same subchannel. The access point resolves any contention between the nodes using a frequency domain contention technique that includes a frequency domain backoff technique.

Fine-grained channel access in wireless networks

A cooperative phase tracking system allows access points of a wireless network (e.g., a WiFi network) to use a clock or oscillator that may be different or independent from other access points of the same wireless network. As such, the cooperative phase tracking system eliminates a limitation of using a same clock (or oscillator) among the access points and at the same time may allow more access points to be installed for an associated wireless network to serve a larger area. Moreover, the cooperative phase tracking system may attribute intensive computations of relative phase drifts associated with the access points to a dedicated coordinator, thereby alleviating workload of the access points of the wireless network.

Cooperative phase tracking in distributed multiple-input multiple-output system

Embodiments include processes, systems, and devices for reshaping virtual baseband signals for transmission on non-contiguous and variable portions of a physical baseband, such as a white space frequency band. In the transmission path, a spectrum virtualization layer maps a plurality of frequency components derived from a transmission symbol produced by a physical layer protocol to sub-carriers of the allocated physical frequency band. The spectrum virtualization layer then outputs a time-domain signal derived from the mapped frequency components. In the receive path, a time-domain signal received on the physical baseband is reshaped by the virtual spectrum layer in order to recompose a time-domain symbol in the virtual baseband.

Mapping signals from a virtual frequency band to physical frequency bands

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