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IEEE/ICACT20260355 Question.10
Questioner: gongh@dsp.ac.cn    2026-02-05 오후 9:16:21 		IEEE/ICACT20260355 Answer.10
Answer by Auhor xueyy@dsp.ac.cn   2026-02-05 오후 9:16:21
Why does random routing lead to “long-tail latency”? Random routing leads to long-tail latency because each packet’s next hop is chosen independently at random, so different packets end up experiencing large variations in path length and link quality. As a result, a small fraction of packets traverse “bad” paths, suffer abnormally long transmission times, or even time out and get lost, and these stragglers dominate the overall session completion delay, producing the typical long-tail effect.

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