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A bandwidth variation pattern-differentiated rate adaptation for HTTP adaptive streaming over an LTE cellular network

Du et al., 2017

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12489793379407984237
Author
Du H
Zheng Q
Zhang W
Gao X
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IEEE Access

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Currently, HTTP adaptive streaming (HAS) is the state-of-the-art technology for mobile video streaming. The rate adaptation of HAS has been designed to make a trade-off between two contrasting requirements, ie, enhancing the quality of a video, and reducing the probability …
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