In order to solve the dynamic synchronization problem of IoT video perception, the authors propose an abstract model DSAM based on IoT video perception. This method firstly establishes the abstract model DSAM of IoT video perception based on the
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network and then analyzes the state evolution, model transition, and dynamic interaction of the model; finally, the model DSAM is used to analyze and simulate the example. The result shows that when the model DSAM is tested and verified and when the number of buffer media is 50, 100, and 200, the minimum number of underflows of the DSAM model is 2 and the minimum video data packet loss rate is 1.02; the results are better than those of the MTFSC and 3TFSC models; in addition, without synchronization control, the synchronization rate between video frames is lower than that with synchronization control. The test results show that the model proposed and established by the authors can correctly handle the dynamic synchronization of IoT video perception and has certain practical value.
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