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Resource usage prediction for optimal and balanced provision of multimedia services

Kryftis et al., 2014

Document ID: 7147830127702766043
Author: Kryftis Y; Mavromoustakis C; Mastorakis G; Pallis E; Batalla J; Skourletopoulos G
Publication year: 2014
Publication venue: 2014 IEEE 19th international workshop on computer aided modeling and design of communication links and networks (CAMAD)

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This paper proposes a novel network architecture for optimal and balanced provision of multimedia services, exploiting a resource prediction system. This architecture enables for the long-term prediction of multimedia services future demands, based on the history of …

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