Optimizing Adaptive Video Streaming: A Fuzzy Logic Approach to Resource Allocation
Koffka Khan

TL;DR
This paper reviews how fuzzy logic can improve resource allocation in adaptive video streaming by handling uncertainties and dynamic factors, aiming to enhance streaming quality and user experience.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive analysis of fuzzy logic integration in resource allocation models for adaptive streaming, including benefits, challenges, and case studies.
Findings
Fuzzy logic improves resource management under uncertain conditions.
Case studies demonstrate successful fuzzy logic implementations.
Evaluation metrics show advantages over traditional methods.
Abstract
The demand for high-quality video streaming has propelled the evolution of adaptive streaming systems. Efficient resource allocation is paramount to ensuring optimal viewer experience, considering dynamic factors such as server load, network bandwidth, and viewer demand. This review paper investigates the application of fuzzy logic to enhance resource allocation in adaptive video streaming. Fuzzy logic, known for its adaptability in uncertain environments, offers a promising approach to address the complexities of resource optimization. We delve into the integration of fuzzy logic in resource allocation models, considering key parameters like server load, network bandwidth, and viewer demand. The paper provides a comprehensive examination of the benefits, challenges, and limitations associated with fuzzy logic-based resource allocation, supported by case studies illustrating successful…
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Taxonomy
TopicsImage and Video Quality Assessment · Advanced Wireless Network Optimization · Peer-to-Peer Network Technologies
