We survey existing caching algorithms for their suitability to online video in a hierarchical cache. We have proposed a new algorithm based on additional requirements for online video.
The growing demand for bandwidth-hungry internet services such as YouTube and Netflix have led to a sharp increase in the internet data traffic.
The detection of communities and their structure in real-world large-scale complex networks is an important and active research topic.
An innovative strategy for modeling has been developed.
Recent work motivates the design of Information-centric routers that make use of hierarchies of memory to jointly scale in the size and speed of content stores.
Current video event recognition research remains largely target-centered.
We consider the problem of characterizing per node throughput scaling in arbitrary extended wireless networks.
The use of wearables such as smartwatches, earbuds, and smart rings is expanding rapidly.
The OIF UNI and E-NNI allow the autonomous setup, maintenance, and deletion of transport connections across the domains of one or more network operators.
This paper proposes a new image representation scheme for database indexing. The application domain is "image-based" indexing as opposed to "content-based" indexing.
