Multi-frame Packet Reservation Multiple Access Using Oscillation-scaled Histogram-based Markov Modelling of Video Codecs
Multi-frame Packet Reservation Multiple Access Using Oscillation-scaled Histogram-based Markov Modelling of Video Codecs
A model is proposed for replacing the video codec in networking studies, which is tested for sources with a mean bitrate in the range of 10Kb/s to 10Mb/s. The standard frame sizes investigated are the International Telecommunications Union's (ITU) 352 x 288-pixel Common Intermediate Format (CIF), 176 x 144-pixel Quarter CIF (QCIF), 704 x 576-pixel 4CIF and 128 x 96-pixel Sub-QCIF (SQCIF). The proposed 20-state 'oscillation-scaled’ Markov model was found to represent the relevant video codec characteristics adequately. The performance of this model is then tested in the context of a novel Multi-frame Packet Reservation Multiple Access or MF-PRMA scheme, which is shown in Figure 17 to outperform conventional PRMA in terms of both its delay and packet dropping performance, reaching throughput values as high as 79%.
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Brecht, J
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DelBuono, M
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Hanzo, L
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1998
Brecht, J
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DelBuono, M
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Hanzo, L
66e7266f-3066-4fc0-8391-e000acce71a1
Brecht, J, DelBuono, M and Hanzo, L
(1998)
Multi-frame Packet Reservation Multiple Access Using Oscillation-scaled Histogram-based Markov Modelling of Video Codecs.
Signal Processing: Image Communication, 12, .
Abstract
A model is proposed for replacing the video codec in networking studies, which is tested for sources with a mean bitrate in the range of 10Kb/s to 10Mb/s. The standard frame sizes investigated are the International Telecommunications Union's (ITU) 352 x 288-pixel Common Intermediate Format (CIF), 176 x 144-pixel Quarter CIF (QCIF), 704 x 576-pixel 4CIF and 128 x 96-pixel Sub-QCIF (SQCIF). The proposed 20-state 'oscillation-scaled’ Markov model was found to represent the relevant video codec characteristics adequately. The performance of this model is then tested in the context of a novel Multi-frame Packet Reservation Multiple Access or MF-PRMA scheme, which is shown in Figure 17 to outperform conventional PRMA in terms of both its delay and packet dropping performance, reaching throughput values as high as 79%.
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Published date: 1998
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