"drop rate" is correct and can be used in written English when referring to the rate at which something is dropped or discarded.
For example: "The drop rate of this product is higher than we expected."
The connection drop rate is estimated and the lifetime of connections is deduced afterwards.
This distributed architecture gives rise to issues concerning resilience, node mobility, link failure, routing overhead and drop rate.
There is generally about a 10% drop rate in most upper division sociology courses, and a higher rate in lower division sociology courses.
Figure 16 (a) Drop rate (b) Throughput.
Let p ls denote the average packet drop rate.
Thus, considering a realistic packet drop rate for the fair comparison between TCP-Westwood and TCP-RR, we have used 10% as the maximum packet drop rate.
A high value of (alpha )-means less sensitivity to outliers and a lower drop rate.
Additionally, it indicates that a queue management function can contribute to control the packet drop rate.
