This paper studies using price incentives to shift bandwidth demand from peak to non-peak periods. In particular, cost discounts decrease as peak monthly usage increases. We take into account the delay sensitivity of different apps: during peak hours, the usage of hard real-time applications (HRAS) is not counted in the user's monthly data cap, while the usage of other applications (OAS) is counted in the user's monthly data cap. As a result, users may voluntarily delay or abandon OAS in order to get a higher fee discount. Then, a new data rate control algorithm is proposed. The algorithm allocates the data rate according to the priority of the source, which is determined by two factors: (I) the allocated data rate; and (II) the waiting time.
Zhentian WU
Guangdong Electric Power Communication Technology Co., Ltd.
Feng YAN
Changsha Nonferrous Metallurgy Design and Research Institute Co., Ltd.
Zhihua YANG
Guangdong Electric Power Communication Technology Co., Ltd.
Jingya YANG
Changsha Nonferrous Metallurgy Design and Research Institute Co., Ltd.
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Zhentian WU, Feng YAN, Zhihua YANG, Jingya YANG, "Dynamic Incentive Mechanism for Industrial Network Congestion Control" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E104-D, no. 11, pp. 2015-2018, November 2021, doi: 10.1587/transinf.2020EDL8135.
Abstract: This paper studies using price incentives to shift bandwidth demand from peak to non-peak periods. In particular, cost discounts decrease as peak monthly usage increases. We take into account the delay sensitivity of different apps: during peak hours, the usage of hard real-time applications (HRAS) is not counted in the user's monthly data cap, while the usage of other applications (OAS) is counted in the user's monthly data cap. As a result, users may voluntarily delay or abandon OAS in order to get a higher fee discount. Then, a new data rate control algorithm is proposed. The algorithm allocates the data rate according to the priority of the source, which is determined by two factors: (I) the allocated data rate; and (II) the waiting time.
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