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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"bandwidth constrained networks"”.

  1. Fault Tolerant Broadcast in Bandwidth-Constrained Networks

    … achieving scalable fault-tolerant broadcast in networks with limited bandwidth. We begin by examining the limitations of leaderbased protocols, such as HotStuff, which suffer from a leader bottleneck and reduced system throughput as the number of servers increases. To mitigate this, we propose …

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  2. Economically-aware bandwidth allocation framework in bandwidth-constrained networks

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2023-12-01

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  3. Algorithms and methods for video transcoding.

    … proposed algorithms can be used in computation-constrained video transcoding applications, to support video format conversion in smart devices, migration of large-scale H.264 video content from host servers to HEVC, cloud computing-based transcoding applications, and also to support high quality …

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  4. Finding regions of interest while video conferencing in bandwidth constrained environment

    … however many of them suffer from low bandwidth availability. Since, video conferencing is a network intensive application, it is not always possible to maintain the level of user satisfaction when the available network bandwidth is low. In such situations, the large video frames do not …

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