Gilbert Elliot Loss
Simulate correlated packet loss using the Gilbert-Elliot two-state Markov model. Model realistic network behavior where losses tend to occur in bursts rather than independently. Operate with two states: 'good' (low loss probability) and 'bad' (high loss probability), with configurable transition probabilities between states. Essential for testing protocols that must handle correlated loss events and burst recovery scenarios.
Tags: IMPAIRMENT
Field | Type | Optional | Description | Default Value |
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Input | String | No | ||
Output | String | No | ||
Good Loss Prob | Double | No | The probability in percent of good state to remain good. | 0.5 |
Bad Loss Prob | Double | No | The probability in percent of bad state to remain bad. | 3 |
Good To Bad Prob | Double | No | The probability in percent of transitioning from good to bad state. | 1.5 |
Bad To Good Prob | Double | No | The probability in percent of transitioning from bad to good state. | 10 |
Seed | Int32 | Yes | The seed for random number generation. |