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Here are the first results, as measured with the current version of C4: StatisticsHere is a collection of statistics on all test cases. simpleHere the statistics for the simple test cases. average time for simple tests
top 90% time for simple tests
wifiHere the statistics for the wifi test cases. average time for wifi tests
top 90% time for wifi tests
mediaHere the statistics for the media test cases. average av_latency for media tests
top 90% max_latency for media tests
competeHere the statistics for the compete test cases. average time for compete tests
top 90% time for compete tests
othersHere the statistics for the other test cases.
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Develop a simple script that presents the results of many tests.
The tests are grouped in categories, as coded in the script. This will probably evolve over time, as we add more tests.
In each category, we present a set of tables tracking either the execution time for "batch" tests, or the measure latency for "media" tests. In fact, we will present two tables:
Each line will present three columns: the time or latency measured for C4, then for the same test unsing BBR and Cubic.
This presentation answers a critic that we heard during IETF 125: