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Packet loss rate mapped to the quality of experience

Multimedia Tools and Applications, 2016
In order to study the influence of packet loss on the users’ quality of experience QoE and establish the Mapping model of the two when the video transmit in the network, building a NS2 + MyEvalvid simulation platform, by the method of modifying QoS parameters to simulate different degrees of packet loss, focus on the influence of packet loss on QoE and
Jin Wang, Yibin Hou
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On-line Packet Loss Rate Estimation

2005 IEEE 16th International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications, 2006
A key requirement for ease of migration from legacy to ambient networks is the elimination of dependencies between functionalities. Currently, in the case of designs for QoS and mobility in IP networks, it is apparent that there is a strong coupling between the two functions.
Dan He   +4 more
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On packet loss rates in modern 802.11 networks

IEEE INFOCOM 2017 - IEEE Conference on Computer Communications, 2017
The knowledge of link packet loss rates (PLRs) at different PHY layer configurations is vital for a number of wireless network optimization schemes. However, the very large number of PHY layer configurations offered by modern 802.11 n/ac networks has made probing-based PLR estimation at each available configuration extremely challenging. In this paper,
Ramanujan K. Sheshadri   +1 more
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The analysis of packet loss prediction for Gilbert-model with loss rate uplink

Information Processing Letters, 2004
In this paper the analysis of packet loss for Gilbert-model with loss rate feedback is performed. Based on the historical loss rate feedbacks, an iterative algorithm can be derived to compute the conditional version of P(m, n), and which is the probability of m lost packets within a block of n packets.
Yih-Ching Su   +2 more
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Statistical estimation of TCP packet loss rate from sampled ACK packets

GLOBECOM '05. IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference, 2005., 2005
The appearance of various quality-sensitive applications has greatly changed the requirements for network management. To manage the quality of these applications, monitoring of individual traffic flows, as well as aggregated traffic statistics, has become more important.
Yasuhiro Yamasaki   +2 more
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Effect of packet size on loss rate and delay in wireless links

IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference, 2005, 2005
Transmitting large packets over wireless networks helps to reduce header overhead, but may have an adverse effect on loss rate due to corruptions in a radio link. Packet loss in lower layers, however, is typically hidden from the upper protocol layers by link or MAC layer protocols.
Jari Korhonen, Ye Wang 0007
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Packet loss rate prediction using a universal indicator of traffic

ICC 2001. IEEE International Conference on Communications. Conference Record (Cat. No.01CH37240), 2002
In a multimedia environment, prediction of the quality of service plays an important role in formulating traffic control functions. We discuss a new approach in predicting the packet (or cell) loss rate as the quality of service of interest. While the approach does not rely on an assumption of a statistical model for the traffic patterns, it closely ...
Hamid R. Mehrvar   +1 more
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A Compensatory Packet Dropping Routine for Proportional Loss Rate Differentiation

IEICE Transactions on Communications, 2007
Service differentiation is one of the key issues in the current Internet. In this paper, we focus on a recent proposal for proportional loss rate differentiation which employs a single FIFO queue, an AQM algorithm for computing the packet drop probability, and a counter-based packet dropping routine for achieving the intended proportional loss rate ...
Yoon, HS Yoon, Hyoup-Sang   +1 more
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