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Mobile broadband networks using 3G and 4G technologies (such as EV-DO, HSPA, WiMAX, LTE) are rapidly becoming one of the prominent means to access the Internet. Multimedia consumption\u2014 requiring low delay, high bandwidth, or a combination of both\u2014is projected to become a large portion of bandwidth utilization in mobile broadband networks. In this paper, we study the fundamental problem of how packet loss and delay vary as a function of the transmission rate over these networks. With extensive real-world measurement studies, we analyze the performance of a number of rate control algorithms commonly used in media transmission. We show that the variable nature of congestion signals (loss and delay) on these networks leads to an ultimate failure of existing rate control strategies to deliver adequate performance for multimedia applications. In addition, we show how a rate control algorithm derived from the utility maximization framework \u2014 which uses queuing delay as the primary congestion signal \u2014 can be modified to solve the challenging issues we have observed. By using a variable threshold to define when the network is congested, our proposed solution is able to achieve a significant improvement over algorithms that use fixed definitions of congestion.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Mobile broadband networks using 3G and 4G technologies (such as EV-DO, HSPA, WiMAX, LTE) are rapidly becoming one of the prominent means to access the Internet. Multimedia consumption\u2014 requiring low delay, high bandwidth, or a combination of both\u2014is projected to become a large portion of bandwidth utilization in mobile broadband networks. 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