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Smooth workload adaptive broadcast

Guo et al., 2004

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Document ID
5118880092030526107
Author
Guo Y
Gao L
Towsley D
Sen S
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Multimedia

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The high-bandwidth requirements and long-lived characteristics of digital video make transmission bandwidth usage a key limiting factor in the widespread streaming of such content over the Internet. A challenging problem is to develop bandwidth-efficient …
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