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Object-based multimedia scheduling based on bipartite graphs

Sun et al., 2005

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17261769270126443525
Author
Sun H
Chen C
Shu L
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Publication venue
IEICE transactions on communications

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In this study, we propose an object-based multimedia model for specifying the QoS (quality of service) requirements, such as the maximum data-dropping rate or the maximum data- delay rate. We also present a resource allocation model, called the net-profit model, in which …
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