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SIQuA: server-aware image quality adaptation for optimizing server latency and capacity in wireless image data services [mobile radio]

Lee et al., 2004

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3558311252860505529
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Lee D
Dey S
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IEEE 60th Vehicular Technology Conference, 2004. VTC2004-Fall. 2004

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This paper investigates the problem of providing guaranteed server-side latency while performing dynamic image adaptation. We introduce a server-aware image quality adaptation (SIQuA) technique, used to optimize the runtime image adaptation process so as …
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