Goodput = [number of successfully delivered messages/number of relayed messages]
The network
goodput is one of the most important metrics of the evaluation of the protocol.
Frames fragmentation improves transmission
goodput by decreasing frames length in a noisy environment.
In Table 7,
Goodput gain results for both type-A and B networks are shown.
Higher throughput (or
goodput) indicates higher packet delivery rate, higher successful packet transmission rate, and lower packet loss rate.
Finally, we attempt to compare route-over against mesh-under routing schemes in 6LowPAN in terms of
goodput for IP end-to-end communication.
Offered Load and * Throughput Aging Frame Size * Loss * Forwarding * Latency/Jitter Performance at Offered Load Application Determine Stateful *
Goodput End-User Applications * Transaction Experience --QoS Rates * Response Times Table 1.
Results are evaluated and calculated as the
goodput of the standard.
The comparison focuses on the following performance metrics:
goodput, average end-to- end delay, routing overhead and normalized routing load.
It prevents data theft, increases network "
goodput," reduces network load, support calls and reportable events.
To take account of the packet error due to channel outage, the instantaneous
goodput of the [j.sup.th] user (which measures the instantaneous data bits/s/Hz successfully delivered to user j) as
The left bar of each column shows the goodput6 during striping, the right bar indicates the
goodput of the total transfer.