A Unified Approach to Heterogeneous Video-on-Demand Broadcasting

Ding, Jen-Wen; Lin, Chin‐Tsai; Lan, Shi-Yuan

doi:10.1109/tbc.2007.914722

IEEE Trans. on Broadcast.

2008

DOI: 10.1109/tbc.2007.914722

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A Unified Approach to Heterogeneous Video-on-Demand Broadcasting

Jen-Wen Ding

Chin‐Tsai Lin

Shi-Yuan Lan

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Sousa-Vieira

2018

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Improvements in network infrastructures, storage capacity and computing power, along with advances in video coding technology, are enabling an increasing popularity of multimedia applications. Traffic modeling plays an important role in the performance evaluation of network architectures and protocols. In this paper, we describe a tool to deal with the process of modeling video traffic with persistent correlations in an easy and intuitive way: analysis of empirical traces, selection of models for the correlation and the marginal distribution, generation of synthetic traces and validation. A graphical user interface is presented to facilitate the process. The correlation models supported by the tool are based on the M/G/∞ process and the selection of parameters is carried out with the Whittle estimator. This tool can be used for modeling and simulation practices in engineering education.

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A graphical tool for modeling correlated video traffic

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2018

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Using the Whittle estimator for VBR video traffic model selection in the spectral domain

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Improvements in network infrastructures along with advances in video coding technology are enabling an increasing popularity of multimedia applications. Consequently, video traffic represents an important part of the load in modern networks, and adequate models play an important role in the performance evaluation of network architectures and protocols. This paper presents a method that uses the Whittle estimator to choose, between several models for variable-bit-rate video traffic based on the M/G/1 process, the one that gives rise to a better adjustment of the spectral density, and therefore of the correlation structure, of the traffic to model.

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Proxy-assisted scalable periodic broadcasting of videos for heterogeneous clients

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2010

Multimed Tools Appl

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A Unified Approach to Heterogeneous Video-on-Demand Broadcasting

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A graphical tool for modeling correlated video traffic

A graphical tool for modeling correlated video traffic

Using the Whittle estimator for VBR video traffic model selection in the spectral domain

Proxy-assisted scalable periodic broadcasting of videos for heterogeneous clients

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