Adaptive and Efficient Peer Selection in Peer-to-Peer Streaming Networks

Hsiao, Tai-Hua; Hsu, Meng‐Hsiang; Miao, Yu-Ben

doi:10.1109/icpads.2011.22

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“…Round trip time (RTT) and available bandwidth both play a fundamental role in the P2P network. A combination of both parameters has been discussed in Adaptive and Efficient Peer Selection (AEPS) [39]. This approach combines both the factors i.e.…”

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A Survey on Adaptive Multimedia Streaming

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Govil²,

Ahmed³

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Recent Trends in Communication Networks

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Internet was primarily designed for one to one applications like electronic mail, reliable file transfer etc. However, the technological growth in both hardware and software industry have written in unprecedented success story of the growth of Internet and have paved the paths of modern digital evolution. In today's world, the internet has become the way of life and has penetrated in its every domain. It is nearly impossible to list the applications which make use of internet in this era however, all these applications are data intensive and data may be textual, audio or visual requiring improved techniques to deal with these. Multimedia applications are one of them and have witnessed unprecedented growth in last few years. A predominance of that is by virtue of different video streaming applications in daily life like games, education, entertainment, security etc. Due to the huge demand of multimedia applications, heterogeneity of demands and limited resource availability there is a dire need of adaptive multimedia streaming. This chapter provides the detail discussion over different adaptive multimedia streaming mechanism over peer to peer network.

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“…Through the experimental results, it is shown that AEPS is more efficient than the ABW based approaches and more accurate than the RTT based methods. APES performs much more efficiently in a general network [39].…”

Section: Adaptive Peer Selectionmentioning

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A Survey on Adaptive Multimedia Streaming

Pal¹,

Govil²,

Ahmed³

et al. 2020

Recent Trends in Communication Networks

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“…Peer selection mechanism is adaptive and according to the present condition of the network selection of best peer takes place. Upload bandwidth and RTT both affect the selection of peer, so Hsiao et al combined both these crucial factors and defined an Adaptive and Efficient Peer Selection (APES) approach . Adaptive and Efficient Peer Selection provides better peer selection in a real‐time system.…”

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“…Upload bandwidth and RTT both affect the selection of peer, so Hsiao et al combined both these crucial factors and defined an Adaptive and Efficient Peer Selection (APES) approach. 55 Adaptive and Efficient Peer Selection provides better peer selection in a real-time system. Through the simulation results, the author proves that the approach provides better result as compared to RTT-based and available bandwidth (ABW)-based approaches.…”

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Slack time–based scheduling scheme for live video streaming in P2P network

Pal

Govil

Ahmed

2017

Int J Communication

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Summary Nowadays, peer‐to‐peer network plays a significant role in data transfer and communication. The past few years have witnessed considerable growth in this area because of its inherent advantages. Peer‐to‐peer live streaming has a significant impact on video transmission over the Internet. Major factors that influence the performance of P2P live streaming are overlay construction and scheduling strategies. Although, a large number of scheduling schemes are developed but none of them is comprehensive enough to provide solutions to live streaming issues. These suffer from substantial delay and low video quality at the receiver side. In this paper, a new start‐up–based selection procedure and slack time–based scheduling scheme is proposed. The start‐up selection procedure defines the start‐up buffer location for new peer, and the scheduling scheme selects both the chunk and peers. The proposed scheduling scheme uses both push and pull priority–based strategies. The simulation results of the proposed approach demonstrates significant improvement in both the network performance and video quality at the receiver side. It is observed that playback delay, startup delay, and end‐to‐end delay in the network are reduced and quality of the video at receiver side is improved as the distortion and frame loss ratio is decreased.

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Improving quality of experience in P2P IPTV

Chen

Liao

2016

2016 18th Asia-Pacific Network Operations and Management Symposium (APNOMS)

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Adaptive and Efficient Peer Selection in Peer-to-Peer Streaming Networks

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A Survey on Adaptive Multimedia Streaming

A Survey on Adaptive Multimedia Streaming

Slack time–based scheduling scheme for live video streaming in P2P network

Improving quality of experience in P2P IPTV

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