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- It is delay-based congestion control, no react to packet loss.
- It is window based, not rate based congestion control.
- It relies on ACK feedback.
- It has mode switch to compete with buffer-filling flows like TCP.
- It uses smallest RTT in recent
srtt/2
duration to filter noise (ACK compression, WiFi aggregation) - Compared with Copa, NADA can achieve low delay and maintain at steady state as well, and it also has mode switch to compete with TCP, and it's more easiler to try NADA with current framework/protocols. However NADA may be sensative to noise in delay/loss, which need more investigation.