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livekit/pkg/sfu/ccutils/probe_signal.go
Raja Subramanian 7c5a558a48 Try up-allocation on neutral trend. (#3235)
* Try up-allocation on neutral trend.

Some probes end up with neutral trend due to getting much estimates of
same value. It is okay to try up-allocating in those cases. Otherwise,
the stream allocator some times gets stuck and does not up-allocate at
all as all probes end up neutral.

Changing the name of the signal to `NotCongesting` to signify it is
either neutral or clearing.

* wait 5 RTT for probe to finalize

* trend detector object encoder
2024-12-06 10:52:24 +05:30

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// Copyright 2023 LiveKit, Inc.
//
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//
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package ccutils
import "fmt"
// ------------------------------------------------
type ProbeSignal int
const (
ProbeSignalInconclusive ProbeSignal = iota
ProbeSignalCongesting
ProbeSignalNotCongesting
)
func (p ProbeSignal) String() string {
switch p {
case ProbeSignalInconclusive:
return "INCONCLUSIVE"
case ProbeSignalCongesting:
return "CONGESTING"
case ProbeSignalNotCongesting:
return "NOT_CONGESTING"
default:
return fmt.Sprintf("%d", int(p))
}
}