 Delay-gradient congestion control

Delay-gradient congestion control is a type of mechanism used in computer networks to manage congestion based on the delay experienced by packets as they traverse the network. This approach aims to optimize the flow of data by measuring the delay between packet transmissions and adjusting transmission rates accordingly. Here are some key features of delay-gradient congestion control: 1. **Delay Measurement**: It focuses on measuring the round-trip time (RTT) or the delay experienced by packets. By monitoring these delays, the system can detect congestion early.