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Hierarchical aggregation (or also known as RTCP feedback hierarchy) is a kind of hierarchical scheme in RTCP feedback. The main problem of RTCP is its scalability for lagre sessions. The hierarchicaly aggregation of RTCP feedback can shift borders of limits to even milions of users[1], [2].

References

  1. Realtime control protocol and its improvements for Internet Protocol Television
  2. Optimization of Large-Scale RTCP Feedback Reporting in Fixed and Mobile Networks
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