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Network resource allocation system for QoE-aware delivery of media services in 5G networks

Martin et al., 2018

Document ID
1856452979001582840
Author
Martin A
Egaña J
Flórez J
Montalban J
Olaizola I
Quartulli M
Viola R
Zorrilla M
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Broadcasting

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The explosion in the variety and volume of video services makes bandwidth and latency performance of networks more critical to the user experience. The media industry's response, HTTP-based Adaptive Streaming technology, offers media players the possibility …
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