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Quality of service negotiation for orchestrated, distributed multimedia presentation
Serugudi V. Raghavan
Published in Chapman & Hall Ltd, London, United Kingdom
1994
   
Issue: C-26
Pages: 219 - 240
Abstract
This paper discusses the Quality of Service (QoS) negotiations for orchestrated, distributed multimedia presentation and presents solution based on the temporal relationships between the objects composing the presentation, for determining and negotiating the QoS requirements. Presented are algorithms for deriving the preferred and acceptable QoS values which can be used for negotiation. Also given, are algorithms for handling user interactions and dynamic behaviour of the network service provider. Finally, presented is a Finite State Machine Model to describe the QoS negotiation process for an orchestrated, distributed multimedia presentation with user participation.
About the journal
JournalIFIP Transactions C: Communication Systems
PublisherChapman & Hall Ltd, London, United Kingdom
ISSN0926549X
Open AccessNo
Concepts (15)
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    Algorithms
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    Computer networks
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    Computer workstations
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    Data communication systems
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    Distributed computer systems
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    Human computer interaction
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    Mathematical models
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    Quality assurance
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    Sequential machines
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    User interfaces
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    FINITE STATE MACHINE MODEL
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    MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION
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    Quality of service
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    TEMPORAL RELATIONSHIP
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    Telecommunication services