1996
DOI: 10.1007/bf01201055
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Transmission of video telephony images over wireless channels

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“…Therefore, the order of complexity of this algorithm is given by the number of packets as OðLÞ. This order of complexity (14), (15) 3. Label the packets that are not transmitted before, or transmitted at least a round-trip time ago 4.…”
Section: Packet Scheduling With Tabulated Fecmentioning
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“…Therefore, the order of complexity of this algorithm is given by the number of packets as OðLÞ. This order of complexity (14), (15) 3. Label the packets that are not transmitted before, or transmitted at least a round-trip time ago 4.…”
Section: Packet Scheduling With Tabulated Fecmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The rate function given in (15) is also reduced to R f ;k ðtÞ ¼ B f ;k , since we do not incorporate the FEC rate selection in the packet scheduling. Furthermore, we also ignore the minimization of the rate function, since the video packet sizes are the same on the average.…”
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“…In UEP, the coded image information is usually divided into two or more partitions. For instance, the first partition typically contains the DC components and protected with a low code rate followed by one or more partitions containing the AC components that are coded at higher code rates [4][5][6][7]. A variation of the channel coding approach is joint source/channel coding (JSCC) 2 Journal of Computer Networks and Communications [8][9][10][11][12][13] to achieve significant performance improvement, in contrast to Shannon's information separation theorem [14].…”
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