2016 IEEE 17th International Symposium on a World of Wireless, Mobile and Multimedia Networks (WoWMoM) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/wowmom.2016.7523523
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Exploiting mobility prediction for mobility & popularity caching and DASH adaptation

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“…In [123], the prediction leverages additional information on the underlying structure of content popularity within the communities of users. Joint mobility and popularity prediction for content caching at small cell base stations is studied in [124]. Here, the authors propose a heuristic caching scheme that determines whether a particular content item should be cached at a particular base station by jointly predicting the mobility pattern of users that request that item as well as its popularity, where popularity prediction is performed using the inter-arrival times of consecutive requests for that object.…”
Section: Social Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [123], the prediction leverages additional information on the underlying structure of content popularity within the communities of users. Joint mobility and popularity prediction for content caching at small cell base stations is studied in [124]. Here, the authors propose a heuristic caching scheme that determines whether a particular content item should be cached at a particular base station by jointly predicting the mobility pattern of users that request that item as well as its popularity, where popularity prediction is performed using the inter-arrival times of consecutive requests for that object.…”
Section: Social Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One particular aspect of human mobility that has gained a lot of attention lately is predictability. Prediction techniques constitute fundamental mechanistic building blocks for many mobile protocols and applications, ranging from resource allocation to caching and recommender systems [2,3]. In addition, potential improvements to next-hop prediction can lead to more accurate bandwidth predictions, which benefits QoE for users of mobile networks [4].…”
Section: Introduction and Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This chapter is based on our work of [48,49,55,97]. It discusses an efficient mobility-based proactive caching model for addressing niche mobile demand, along with popularity-based and legacy caching model extensions.…”
Section: Mobility-based Caching For Addressing Niche Mobile Demand With Content Popularity and Legacy Caching Model Extensionsmentioning
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“…3. Mobility and mobile service enhancement can be achieved in PSI with proactive caching based on user context information [48], mobility information and content popularity [97]. On the on hand, individual mobility prediction can be used to guarantee a certain level of QoS with an emphasis on reducing handover-related latencies by proactively caching the information requested by an individual mobile subscriber to the network areas where the subscriber is expected to handoff [93,94,98].…”
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