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Smoothing and modeling of video transmission rates over a QoS network with limited bandwidth connections

Shuaib et al., 2011

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2872819551780737733
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Shuaib K
Sallabi F
Zhang L
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arXiv preprint arXiv:1105.5515

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Transmission of video over a limited bandwidth network is challenging due to the natural variability of video, and link characteristics. Video smoothing techniques can be used to facilitate more effective transmission and to preserve better quality. In this paper we develop …
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