At present, to realize or improve the quality of experience (QoE) is a major goal for network media transmission service, and QoE evaluation is the basis for adjusting the transmission control mechanism. Therefore, a kind of QoE collaborative evaluation method based on fuzzy clustering heuristic algorithm is proposed in this paper, which is concentrated on service score calculation at the server side. The server side collects network transmission quality of service (QoS) parameter, node location data, and user expectation value from client feedback information. Then it manages the historical data in database through the “big data” process mode, and predicts user score according to heuristic rules. On this basis, it completes fuzzy clustering analysis, and generates service QoE score and management message, which will be finally fed back to clients. Besides, this paper mainly discussed service evaluation generative rules, heuristic evaluation rules and fuzzy clustering analysis methods, and presents service-based QoE evaluation processes. The simulation experiments have verified the effectiveness of QoE collaborative evaluation method based on fuzzy clustering heuristic rules.
Multipath diversity significantly impacts multipath transmission quality. Enough multipath diversity would minimize the negative influence brought by an individual path, thus improving tolerance capability of network congestion and failure. However, multipath diversity is hard to guarantee on overlay networks because of inaccurate awareness of underlay network and multipath generating methods considering little about underlay diversity. In this paper, we design a multi-dimension spatial method for topology awareness and multipath generating. Analyzing that the complicated underlay networks with multiple autonomous systems reduce the accuracy of network positioning for topology awareness, we decompose the underlay networks into multiple dimensions, namely intra and inter autonomous system dimensions. We generate independent views for each autonomous system and merge views by embedding exchange points. Then, we design some spatial mechanisms to evaluate link diversity and to constrain multipath generating. Based on the multi-dimensional view, multipath generating is conducted in inter and intra autonomous system phases. Experiments demonstrate that the proposed method improves topology awareness accuracy and guarantees multipath diversity better and the transmission quality is improved.
Even video telephony services have been pervasively applied, it is still a challenge to provide satisfactory quality of experience to users. Multipath transmission is a promising solution to improve video transmission quality by providing aggregated bandwidth. Due to varied traffic load, the default paths may fall into long lasting congestion. Sender has no choice but to reduce video bitrate to adapt such change, even in multipath transmission scenario. Insisting previous rate may lead the congestion in bottleneck deteriorate further. Deploying relay servers in current Internet infrastructure provides users with alternatives to bypass path failure and congestion. For such transmission scenario for video telephony service, an arising question is how to select paths dynamically to gain maximum profit. The path selection is mapped to the multi‐armed bandit problem. Tradeoff is made between exploration and exploitation to make decision under uncertain environment. The estimated bandwidth provided by congestion controller is used for decision‐making. Further, to make multiple flows share resource fairly and avoid congestion, an algorithm adapted from BBR is implemented for video telephony service. To maintain throughput stability and fairness, a smaller probe up gain value is used and the cycle length in bandwidth probe phase is randomized. To reduce delay, the inflight packets will be drained to match with bandwidth delay product in the probe down phase. The effectiveness of the proposed solution is verify on simulation platform.
Multipath diversity leads to a possible higher performance for real-time high definition video, especially for medical video transmission, which would improve the stability of multiple transmission paths in the symmetrical state, and avoid the potential losses of imaging information in the communication process. Most of the previous works are always based on the single-path end-to-end transmission, although the service had been demonstrated that it is unable to meet the rigorous demand for the RT-HDMV. In the paper, a multipath relay service based on the QoE (quality of experience) evaluation method is proposed for the RT-HDMV (real-time high definition medical video). The method eliminates several of the limitations in the existing methods for some conventional single-path transmission. It can fully utilize the finite network resources and transmission bandwidth to meet the users’ demands of the RT-HDMV to get a better score of the QoE. We use a four-stage framework to evaluate the QoE, which consists of constructing the multipath relay transmission for the RT-HDMV, calculating the weights of diversified QoS parameters in the multipath, designing the load distribution strategy by the mapping between the QoS (quality of service) and QoE, and redefining the rule of the QoE evaluation. Many experiments show that the proposed design scheme achieves weighting of the transmission sub-paths and computes the QoE score. Compared with the state-of-art methods in the single path transmission scene, our framework mainly gains the excellent performance for the RT-HDMV.
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