video streaming

Bidirectional Bandwidth Coordination under Half-Duplex Bottlenecks for Video Streaming
In Proc. IEEE ICNP 2024. A rate control method that coordinates the upstream and downstream bandwidth share under (half-duplex) WLAN bottlenecks, to enhance the performance of bidirectionally volumetric video streaming such as video conferencing, co-host live streaming, and remote desktop.
Jing Chen, Bo Wang, Zhiyuan Xu, Yan Zhang, Minhu Wang, Mingwei Xu, Zili Meng
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Bidirectional Bandwidth Coordination under Half-Duplex Bottlenecks for Video Streaming
Hairpin: Rethinking Packet Loss Recovery in Edge-based Interactive Video Streaming
In Proc. USENIX NSDI 2024. A novel packet loss recovery mechanism for edge-based interactive streaming.
Zili Meng, Xiao Kong, Jing Chen, Bo Wang, Mingwei Xu, Rui Han, Honghao Liu, Venkat Arun, Hongxin Hu, Xue Wei
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Hairpin: Rethinking Packet Loss Recovery in Edge-based Interactive Video Streaming
Reduce Latency Fluctuations of Wireless Interactive Streaming with In-Flight Packet Management
Under submission. In-flight packet management to ensure a robust latency performance for interactive video streaming applications against RTT inflations.
Jing Chen, et al
Reduce Latency Fluctuations of Wireless Interactive Streaming with In-Flight Packet Management
Practically Deploying Heavyweight Adaptive Bitrate Algorithms With Teacher-Student Learning
In TON 2020. The full journal version of PiTree, a general, high-performance, and scalable framework that can faithfully convert sophisticated ABR algorithms into decision trees with teacher-student learning. The journal version is completed with theoretical analysis on prediction error and real-world experiments.
Zili Meng, Yaning Guo, Yixin Shen, Jing Chen, Chao Zhou, Minhu Wang, Jia Zhang, Mingwei Xu, Chen Sun, Hongxin Hu
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Practically Deploying Heavyweight Adaptive Bitrate Algorithms With Teacher-Student Learning
PiTree: Practical Implementation of ABR Algorithms Using Decision Trees
In Proc. ACM MM 2019. PiTree is a general, high-performance, and scalable framework to bridge the gap between offline design and online implementation of ABR algorithms using light-weight decision trees.
Zili Meng, Jing Chen, Yaning Guo, Chen Sun, Hongxin Hu, Mingwei Xu
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PiTree: Practical Implementation of ABR Algorithms Using Decision Trees