2009 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference 2009
DOI: 10.1109/wcnc.2009.4917963
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Service-Oriented Multimedia Delivery in Pervasive Space

Abstract: Service composition is an effective approach for largeDue to the device heterogeneity, user mobility and scale multimedia delivery. One of the challenge issues is how to instability of pervasive environment, it is a challenge to choose services to build a multimedia delivery path from source construct a multimedia service path to deliver the QoS-assured to destination based on user's requirements. In previous works, multimedia data to end user as the context changes. To user's requirement is represented as one… Show more

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“…The random algorithm arbitrarily chooses a subsequent service that satisfies the media quality requirement such that a service path can be composed eventually in a hop-by-hop manner. In addition, the LDpath algorithm (the previous version of CMpath) [11] and the strictrandom algorithm (s-random) are also employed for a performance comparison. Both LDpath and s-random generate the service paths strictly according to the functional graph without considering the non-functional instances.…”
Section: B Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The random algorithm arbitrarily chooses a subsequent service that satisfies the media quality requirement such that a service path can be composed eventually in a hop-by-hop manner. In addition, the LDpath algorithm (the previous version of CMpath) [11] and the strictrandom algorithm (s-random) are also employed for a performance comparison. Both LDpath and s-random generate the service paths strictly according to the functional graph without considering the non-functional instances.…”
Section: B Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our previous work LDpath [11] has conquered the first limitation by considering multiple candidate functional paths to achieve lowest delay. The above analysis motivates us to extend LDpath by incorporating the non-functional services into the functional graph and achieving a joint optimization to meet both requirements of media quality and the low delay.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This platform includes both the operating system and the frameworks and libraries needed for developing iOS compatible applications. All these stuff is only available inside the iOS developer program [28] in which you have to be registered to access the information, forums, tools, SDK, etc. All these stuff is only available inside the iOS developer program [28] in which you have to be registered to access the information, forums, tools, SDK, etc.…”
Section: Ios Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…And service oriented architecture (SOA) is considered as a effective way [17] [16] [12] to deliver real-time multimedia data. In a SOA based multimedia delivery system [16][10] [9] [18], multimedia service components (e.g., image compression, subtitle embedding, logo adding) are deployed in different computing nodes over the wide-area Internet and there are several service replicas for each service component. A key problem is how to choose service replicas to construct a path that satisfies multiple QoS constraints to deliver the multimedia data, and QoS routing technology could effectively build such a delivery path.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%